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Kercheval, Jesse Lee – 1997
Based on the idea that no piece of fiction will work without a strong infrastructure, this book explores how writers do what they do. The book uses anecdotes, helpful examples, and imaginative exercises to build a step-by-step approach to the structure of the short story and novel, always keeping in mind beginning and improving writers. Following…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Fiction, Higher Education, Literary Devices
Kaplan, David Michael – 1996
This book focuses on three types of revising: revising for style, revising for structure, and revising for meaning. The book's author shows, step by step, how three of his own short stories evolved from journal musings and early drafts to final, published versions. In addition, points are illustrated with examples from other contemporary writers.…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Fiction, Higher Education, Holistic Approach
Sorenson, Sharon – 1988
Designed as a practical reference book that can be useful to readers in any writing situation, this handbook offers guidance for writing assignments across the curriculum as well as help in writing resumes, letters, and scholarship, college, and job applications. The handbook describes the 10 common methods for developing any kind of writing and…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Process Approach (Writing), Secondary Education, Student Writing Models
Burack, Sylvia K., Ed. – 1996
This handbook has been guiding writers through the writing process for many years, helping them every step of the way, from getting ideas to getting published. In 110 chapters, the revised and updated 1996 edition presents the practical side of how to write and sell novels, short stories, articles, nonfiction books, poetry, and drama. The 3,000…
Descriptors: Drama, Fiction, Independent Study, Information Sources