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The Write-Brain Workbook Revised & ExpandedFiction

The Write-Brain Workbook Revised & Expanded

Hundreds of inventive writing exercises built to banish the blank page and build a daily creative habit through low-stakes, playful practice. A solid exercise book, though it builds fluency instead of craft, and its whole value depends on actually doing…

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Science Fiction Writers' Phrase Book NewWriting

Science Fiction Writers’ Phrase Book

A categorized bank of SF-flavored language across the subgenres, handy for breaking out of stock phrasing. The catch is sharper in SF: generic shared phrasing works against the original, world-specific vocabulary that distinguishes strong science fiction, and it teaches no…

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How to Write a Book ProposalWriting

How to Write a Book Proposal

Most nonfiction books are sold before they are written, on the strength of a proposal, and this is the standard agent's-eye guide to that document. It breaks down every component and teaches the key lesson: a proposal sells, it does…

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How to Write & Sell Your First NovelFiction

How to Write & Sell Your First Novel

Craft instruction paired with a former agent's insider view of how publishing actually acquires and sells debut novels, which is the real draw. The craft ages reasonably; the business advice is significantly dated by the digital and self-publishing shift, so…

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Chapter After ChapterWriting

Chapter After Chapter

Most writing books teach you how to write; this tackles how to keep writing, the focus, faith, and persistence a long project demands. It blends emotional honesty with concrete habits for getting past doubt and the sagging middle. Teaches no…

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The Little Red Writing BookFiction

The Little Red Writing Book

A compact, accessible guide to clear writing, distilling structure, style, and grammar into a brief, well-organized handbook that makes good writing feel learnable. A practical tool that respects your time, limited by its introductory scope, general-rather-than-fiction focus, and overlap with…

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Save the Cat! Writes a NovelWriting

Save the Cat! Writes a Novel

The most usable plotting system I hand a stuck writer: fifteen structural beats and ten story genres, adapted from screenwriting and brisk where most craft books are vague. Best used as a diagnostic to find what a draft is missing.…

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The Complete Handbook Of Novel WritingWriting

The Complete Handbook Of Novel Writing

A broad anthology gathering many accomplished authors across the whole of novel-writing and publishing. A useful survey valued for its range and professional perspectives, held back by the anthology's breadth-over-depth, uneven quality across contributors, and business material that dates.

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