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Loading... Writing Fiction (6th Edition)by Janet Burroway
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is a very good guide to the person thinking about how to write fiction. Follow the steps outlined in the book and you should be able to come up with something presentable. ( )Burroway provides plenty of insight to the aspiring writer. In this book, you'll find all sorts of helpful gems of writing, including examples and exercises. This book is a boon to almost anybody who wants to pick up the pen and write some quality prose (hint from the book: your first draft will and should suck). Great for any writers wanting to hone their craft. Burroway brings together just about anything anybody had ever written about how to write fiction in this compendium as a source book for her students at Florida State. It remains an amazing book. On my initial encounter with it, I got no farther than her description of Dorothea Brande's mehod of writing every morning before anything else, using stream of consciousness, not self-editing. I was immersed in that practice when i was a newspaper reporter, and it helped my work immensely. I still do it, but more intermittently. no reviews | add a review
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