I really enjoyed reading this book about writing because it offered some good tips on how to make your writing practice work for you and the rest of your life.
The creative process can be treacherous, even for the most experienced writer. Facing the blank page, staying inspired, sustaining momentum, managing competing priorities, and coping with rejection are just a few of the challenges writers face regularly.
The Productive Writer is your guide to learning the systems, strategies, and psychology that can help you transform possibilities into probabilities in your writing life.
Create the writing life you most desire. The Productive Writer will help get you there.
This is a novelization of Clue (the 1985 film) which includes written versions of every single ending from the film, including one ending that was deleted from the final version of the movie. I really enjoyed how the book virtually covered all the details that the film also covered, and each of the characters have distinct personalities.
A bit slow-paced, but did a good job of showing the many perspectives of the main characters and how their thoughts influenced their actions, and how that in turn influenced the rest of the story. I felt that the romantic subplots were a bit slow to develop but they weren't a detriment to the rest of the book!
An epic sword and sorcery fantasy,this novel continues the history of the people and gods of Midguard. Following 300 years after the tumultuous events of CHILD OF THUNDER it tells of a new threat to Midguard's hard won peace. The old king of Bearn is dying and his heirs are falling prey to disease and murder,those not killed outright are failing the traditional test of kingship.With their failure comes the threat of chaos-without a tried and tested ruler Bearn will fall and the balnce between good and evil won by the legendary Renshai,Colbey Calistinsson,will be lost. A new Renshai of…
Found contains eight short stories bringing a twist to retelling fairytales from different points of view, such as the witch that kept Rapunzel in a tower, the titular Juniper Tree, and the hunter that refused to kill Snow White.
Fans of Grimm fairytales and their retellings will find themselves entertained with new perspectives on classic stories.
