Sentences with phrase «craft of fiction»

I'll be leading several live workshops on the emotional craft of fiction this year.

To that end, I began reading the trades — Publishers Weekly and Publishers Marketplace — so that in addition to learning the art and craft of fiction writing, I could learn the business of it as well.

The Emotional Craft of Fiction shows how to make that happen.

That's where The Emotional Craft of Fiction comes in.

He is the author of The Career Novelist (1996), Writing the Breakout Novel (2001), Writing the Breakout Novel Workbook (2004) and The Fire in Fiction (2009), Writing 21st Century Fiction (2012) and The Emotional Craft of Fiction (2016).

While I'm not a novelist, I also enjoy reading books about writing fiction because I believe there's much that nonfiction writers can learn from the craft of fiction.

The Emotional Craft of Fiction with Donald Maass Six - hour fiction seminar «The Emotional Craft of Fiction: How to Write the Story Beneath the Surface.»

Our three - day literary conference gives aspiring writers a better understanding of the craft of fiction and nonfiction, prepares them for the ever - changing world of publishing and promotion, and creates opportunities for meaningful networking.

He's constantly learning about the craft of fiction and getting an agent.

NP is spearheading a new series of nonfiction books for fiction writers, covering everything from author branding to the craft of fiction.

The contributors — including Wells Tower, Ali Smith and Jonathan Lethem — offer critical praise and sterling insights into the craft of fiction writing.

I'm going to refer to two posts here at Writer Unboxed, one by Don titled «Third Level Emotions [2],» and another [3] concerning his upcoming book, The Emotional Craft of Fiction.

On the craft of fiction.

We want to masterfully evoke emotion in our readers because, as Donald Maass says in The Emotional Craft of Fiction, readers don't just read; they respond.

There's seven books in all, seven writing books on the craft of fiction.

To be taken seriously by strangers, you'll need more than a great idea — you'll succeed better at this if you have some strong sample scenes and can show that you've studied the art and craft of fiction and know what you're doing.

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If you have taken the time to understand and master the craft of fiction, you deserve the rewards and accolades that come with traditional publishing.

Beyond that, you can find me here on Writer Unboxed on the first Wednesday of every month with new posts on the craft of fiction.

Today we have the honor of introducing you to Writer Unboxed esteemed contributor Donald Maass's latest work on writing how - to, The Emotional Craft of Fiction: How to Write the Story Beneath the Surface.

Most professional readers are readers who study the craft of fiction or literature.

He is the author of The Career Novelist (1996), Writing the Breakout Novel (2001), Writing the Breakout Novel Workbook (2004), The Fire in Fiction (2009), The Breakout Novelist (2011), Writing 21st Century Fiction (2012), and The Emotional Craft of Fiction (2016).

I frequently post links of literary / publishing interest on Twitter (with particular attention paid to author marketing, the craft of fiction, and digital / self - publishing trends).

First, a rude awakening at a writers conference, and second, purchasing both Story Engineering and The Emotional Craft of Fiction.

I'm getting set to deliver my next book, The Emotional Craft of Fiction, to Writers Digest Press.

JAMES SCOTT BELL writes thrillers and books on the craft of fiction.

Emotional Craft of Fiction — book and workshop (you can attend the next one in Irvine, CA in Jan 2018!)