These are writing craft books that you love and use all the time. They are the AH HA!! books that helped you see past a thorny problem or solve a issue that confounded you. Let's face it, you LOVE these books and have them on your writer's reference library
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Plot and Structure GMC by Deb DixonThis is the book that finally taught me scene structure- Leslie
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General Writing Craft Writing the Breakout NovelI loved Writing the Breakout Novel years ago when I first started writing.- RJ Garside
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Plot and Structure The Fantasy Fiction Formula by Deborah ChesterAn informative guide to writing fantasy fiction for both new and experienced writers.
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Plot and Structure Make A Scene - Jordan RosenfeldWriting a Powerful Story One Scene at a Time- Cristininha
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World building Writing The Paranormal Novel - Steven HarperTechniques And Exercises For Weaving Supernatural Elements Into Your Story- Cristininha
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An informative guide to writing fantasy fiction for both new and experienced writers.
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Writing a Powerful Story One Scene at a Time
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Techniques And Exercises For Weaving Supernatural Elements Into Your Story
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Create Unique, Compelling Characters Through Mastery of Point of View
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Eight interconnected elements required to successfully tell a story.
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Techniques for crafting an expressive and compelling novel.
I loved Writing the Breakout Novel years ago when I first started writing.
In Story Genius Cron takes you, step-by-step, through the creation of a novel....
It's really helped me immensely both in thinking about plot and while editing.
“Editing your own writing can feel like doing your own brain surgery.…”
Techniques and Exercises for Crafting a Plot That Grips Readers from Start to Finish
Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die