So...what's on your shelf?
Adelle Laudan * Alice Audrey * Angelle Trieste
Savannah Chase * Diana Castilleja * AJ O'Donavan
Tempest Knight * Shelley Munro * Jennifer McKenzie
Phoebe Jordan * Paige Tyler * RG Alexander
Janice Seagraves * Nina Pierce * Kaige * Chloe Devlin
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17 comments:
i really want to get the one by King, i hear its really great...i already have a huge library of writing books but you can never have enough
I like Building Believable Characters by Marc McCutcheon.
I didn't know Snoopy had a writing book. :)
Have you checked out Faith Bicknell-Browns new How to Avoid Writers Hell series? It's fantabulous. Happy T13!
Hehehe! Love the Snoopy one! I'm terrible at reading this "how-to book. I bought a couple a few years ago, started reading them, but got bored soon and put them aside.
Ooooo I want that snoopy one. I've got "On Writing" "Bird By Bird" and Strunk/White. That Elizabeth Berg book looks interesting and Terry Brook's book is on my "want" list.
Happy T13! Love your list very creative and I'll have to keep this books in mind when I write. Hope to see you at my 10th edition about Linda Lael Miller at Talk About My Favorite Authors blog.
I've read quite a few on your list.
Savannah -- King's ON WRITING is quite excellent.
I'm guessing the one you've had since highschool is the Schollastic book.
Okay, I'm kinda embarrassed to admit it, but I don't have any instructional books related to writing!
*hugs*
Paige
My TT is at http://paigetylertheauthor.blogspot.com/
I need to get some of those-I heard about the King one.
Savannah~ You can never have enough books, period (despite the article I posted yesterday). lol
Shelley~ Ohh, not familiar with that one. And of course Snoopy has a book on writing! *g*
Adelle~ No, have not seen those. Sounds intriguing!
Tempest~ Isn't Snoopy great? How-to books can be difficult to digest sometimes. I try not to approach them as set-in-stone instructions, but more as what works for one writer and try to take from them what works for me.
Jennifer~ I've never read Terry Brooks, but absolutely loved this book. I like that he emphasizes this is what works for him and how he approaches different aspects of writing. It was also fascinating to read about his road to being published.
Phoebe~ Thank you, I look forward to checking your lsit out later.
Nadia~ Wow, lots in common, huh? Who knew! *g*
Alice~ Yes, that would indeed be the oldest in my collection. There's evena section at the back where you could log your writing assignments, teacher comments, and areas for improvement. I um...even added extra log pages for college assignments--how bad is that?
Paige~ Not a single one? Seriously??
RG~ As Nadia said, the King one is quite good. I also recommend those by Brooks and Lamott, and the Berg is pretty interesting too.
Hmm... let's see which ones I've got.
Bird by Bird
Elements of Style
That's it. But I can't believe you don't have Deb Dixon's "GMC: Goal, Motivation and Conflict." It changed my writing life entirely.
Chloe~ I've heard a lot about that one, but hav enot gotten my hands on a copy. Yet. ;)
I have a few of yours. The one by King, and Snoopy. I had Shrunk and White but it got lost. I think I loaned it to my mom and she didn't give it back.
Happy TT.
Janice~
Janice~ Tell Mom you want it back! Ah, well...at least you have Snoopy. ;)
Eep! I really don't have any! O.O
A couple of those are on my 'TBB' list though. I have Ann Hacker's guide, and umm... a book from a workshop I'm doing. That's it. *guilty*
Guess it's time to explore that side of the B&N. Hmm...
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