โ Scribed by David Morrell
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Also by David Morrell; Dedication; Contents; First Day of Class; Lesson One: Why Do You Want To Be a Writer?; Lesson Two: Getting Focused; Lesson Three: Plot; Lesson Four: Character; Lesson Five: The Importance of Research; Lesson Six: The Tactics of Structure; Lesson Seven: A Matter of Viewpoint; Lesson Eight: The First Person; Lesson Nine: The First Page; Lesson Ten: The Psychology of Description; Lesson Eleven: What Not to Do in Dialogue; Lesson Twelve: Dealing with Writer's Block; Lesson Thirteen: Getting Published and the Business of Writing.;The Successful Novelist reveals the truth about writing, providing the perspective authors need to write successful fiction that sells.
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