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Novel Writing January 2004
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Item No. #WY0104
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Journal
by Jack Clemens
Helpful tips and interesting tidbits for living the writing life.
Starting an Outline
by Ridley Pearson
A bestselling author explains why he outlines his novels in advance—and how to do it right.
When to Take Writing Advice
by Susan K. Perry
How to discern constructive criticism from destructive feedback.
Getting Emotional
by Gayle Roper
Learn how to move readers with your stories by touching on these nine characteristics.
Group Therapy
by Brenda Blanchard
Revitalize a stagnant writing group into one that crackles with productivity.
Don't Forget the Details
by Jack Heffron
Be specific in your language and paint the scene for readers. These tips and exercises can help.
Create a Series Character
by Raymond Obstfeld
Hoping to launch the next Sherlock Holmes or Nancy Drew? Ask yourself these five questions to create characters readers can't get enough of.
Talking the Talk
by Jerry Cleaver
For dialogue that really rings true, follow these four rules of engagement.
Get in their Heads
by Nancy Kress
Readers want to know what your characters are thinking. Here are the best ways to tell them.
Shifting Perspectives
by Jerry B. Jenkins
Let a bestselling author show you how to juggle different characters' points of view without confusing your readers.
Cardinal Rules
by Paul Bagdon
A compelling plot is a good base for a manuscript, but it's not enough. Solidify your story with close attention to three publishing maxims.
What Agents Want
by David Wilson
Follow the advice from these four top agents and increase your chances of landing a deal.
The Art of the Query
by Evan Marshall
What writers need to know to write queries that sell.
25 Hot Book Markets
by Maria Witte
Check out these top 25 markets for fiction works.
Before You Sign
by Timothy Perrin
Don't let your dream of publishing blind you to the perils of a bad contract.
Write Like Jazz
by Brian Tucker
Think of your writing in metaphorical terms, and the comparison can blend your words into a surprise harmony.
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