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Packed with wisdom about the art of fiction, filled with writing exercises, and stressing the importance of reading and reflecting on your own work, this book will equip you with a portfolio of key fiction-writing skills - whether you are a student, a would-be professional author, or a general reader who simply likes to write for pleasure.
Packed with wisdom about the art of fiction, filled with writing exercises, and stressing the importance of reading and reflecting on your own work, this book will equip you with a portfolio of key fiction-writing skills - whether you are a student, a would-be professional author, or a general reader who simply likes to write for pleasure.
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Autorenporträt
Robert Graham is Creative Writing Subject Leader in the Contemporary Arts department of Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Notes on Contributors.- Introduction,- PART I: HOW A WRITER WORKS.- 1.How A Writer Works.- 2.Writing habits.- 3.Making Notes.- 4.Keeping Journals.- 5.How To Read As A Writer.- 6.Research.- 7.Reflection.- PART II: HOW TO WRITE SHORT STORIES.- 8.What Is A Short Story?.- 9.Point of View.- 10. Characterisation.- 11. Plot.- 12. Scenes.- 13. Dialogue.- 14. Setting.- 15. Description.- 16. Style.- PART III: HOW TO REDRAFT.- 17.Editing.- 18.Page Design.- 19.Peer Appraisal.- 20.Writers' Workshops.- 21.Revising.- PART IV: HOW TO MANAGE FICTIONAL TIME.- 22.Some Notes on Handling Time In Fiction.- 23.Crossing Timelines and Breaking Rules.- 24.Foreshadowing.- 25.Transitions.- PART V: HOW TO GO THE DISTANCE.- 26.Finding An Audience.- Publishing Outlets.- Fiction Writers' Bookshelf.- Writers' Websites.- Bibliography.
Notes on Contributors.- Introduction,- PART I: HOW A WRITER WORKS.- 1.How A Writer Works.- 2.Writing habits.- 3.Making Notes.- 4.Keeping Journals.- 5.How To Read As A Writer.- 6.Research.- 7.Reflection.- PART II: HOW TO WRITE SHORT STORIES.- 8.What Is A Short Story?.- 9.Point of View.- 10. Characterisation.- 11. Plot.- 12. Scenes.- 13. Dialogue.- 14. Setting.- 15. Description.- 16. Style.- PART III: HOW TO REDRAFT.- 17.Editing.- 18.Page Design.- 19.Peer Appraisal.- 20.Writers' Workshops.- 21.Revising.- PART IV: HOW TO MANAGE FICTIONAL TIME.- 22.Some Notes on Handling Time In Fiction.- 23.Crossing Timelines and Breaking Rules.- 24.Foreshadowing.- 25.Transitions.- PART V: HOW TO GO THE DISTANCE.- 26.Finding An Audience.- Publishing Outlets.- Fiction Writers' Bookshelf.- Writers' Websites.- Bibliography.
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