Writers and Writing | Nonfiction
Mar.13.2011
A Kite in the Wind: Fiction Writers on Their Craft is an anthology of essays by 20 veteran writers and master teachers. While the contributors offer specific, practical advice on such fundamental aspects of craft as characterization, character names, the first person point of view, and unreliable...
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Feb.20.2011
Promote Like a Pro Offers Low-budget Solutions for Publicity and Marketing
With the publication of Linda F. Radke's Promote Like a Pro: Small Budget, Big Show, help has arrived for self-published authors and other entrepreneurs seeking low-budget solutions to promote their projects. It comes...
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Feb.20.2011
Promote Like a Pro Offers Low-budget Solutions for Publicity and Marketing
With the publication of Linda F. Radke's Promote Like a Pro: Small Budget, Big Show, help has arrived for self-published authors and other entrepreneurs seeking low-budget solutions to promote their projects. It comes...
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Feb.20.2011
Promote Like a Pro Offers Low-budget Solutions for Publicity and Marketing
With the publication of Linda F. Radke's Promote Like a Pro: Small Budget, Big Show, help has arrived for self-published authors and other entrepreneurs seeking low-budget solutions to promote their projects. It comes...
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Nov.16.2010
A look at self-publishing today and who should consider that option.
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Jul.13.2010
Breakfast with Sharks is not a book about the craft of screenwriting. This is a book about the business of managing your screenwriting career, from advice on choosing an agent to tips on juggling three deal-making breakfasts a day. Prescriptive and useful, Breakfast with Sharks is a real guide to...
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Jul.05.2010
Are you finally committed to writing that novel but have no idea how to get started? Or are you a published author - but know you need some plotting help to move your books and career up to that next level?
Screenwriting is a compressed and dynamic storytelling form and the techniques of...
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Jun.04.2010
Coleridge, Lamb, Hazlitt, and the Reader of Drama is a re‑evaluation of British drama criticism of the nineteenth century. I demonstrate that the British Romantics' bias against the staging of Shakespearean tragedy is rooted in an established and intellectually justifiable tradition in Western...
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