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"How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me

Kevin Wade Johnson
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Description:A free ebook, 140,000 words of thoughts on writing, from an award-winning author. His approach may not work for everyone, but there's bound to be something in here that anyone can use. And, again, it's free to download from Gutenberg's self-publishing siteTable of Contents:"How to Write"My Approach May Not Work for YouWhy Write?Write to Be a Writer"Writing 101": Building Blocks"101" Part 1: Strong Verbs"101" Part 2: Passive Voice"101" Part 3: Weak Noun-Verb Constructions"101" Part 4: Concrete Nouns"101" Part 5: Overusing Adjectives and Adverbs"101" Part 6: Visual Adjectives"101" Part 7: Piled-up Prepositions"101" Part 8: Redundancies"101" Part 9: Throwaways"101" Part 10: Subordinate Clauses"Writing 102": Writing for Effect"102" Part 1: Transitions"102" Part 2: Parallel Structure"102" Part 3: Elliptical Wording"102" Part 4: Tempo"102" Part 5: Rhythm and Eloquence"102" Part 6: Tone"102" Tone Extra—Warm or Cool"102" Part 7: Alliteration and Assonance"102" Part 8: Jargon"102" Part 9: Slang"102" Part 10: "Substandard" Usage"102" Part 11: Pejoratives and Obscenities"102" Part 12: Double Entendres"Writing 201": What's Your Goal?"201" Goal 1: Simple Comprehension"201" Goal 2: Agreement"201" Goal 3: Anger"201" Goal 4: Bedazzlement"201" Goal 5: Humor"201" Goal 6: Nostalgia"201" Goal 7: Storytelling"201" Goal 8: Surprise"201" Goal 9: Wonder"Writing 202": Story Elements"202" Part 1: Names"202" Part 2: More on Names"202" Part 3. Even More on Names"202" Part 4: Races and Species"202" Part 5: Diction"202" Part 6: Motifs"202" Part 7: Conflict/Problem Form"202" Part 8: Conflict/Problem Resolution"Writing 203": Characters"203" Part 1: Depicting Characters"203" Part 2: Conflicted Characters"203" Part Part 3: Designing Protagonists"203" Part Part 4: Designing Antagonists"203" Part 5: Incomprehensible Antagonists Extra"203" Part 6: Supporting Characters"203" Part 7: More on Dialog"203" Part 8: Character Description"Writing 300": Writing in a Genre—Science Fiction and Fantasy"300" Part 1: Magic (for a Fantasy Novel)"300" Part 2: Making Sense of Magic"300" Part 3: The Fermi Paradox of Fantasy"300" Part 4: Technology (for a Science Fiction Novel)"300" Part 5: Extrapolating Technology Sensibly"300" Part 6: The Society and Culture Curve"300" Part 7: The Society and Culture Curve for Science Fiction"300" Part 8: Tech and Society"300" Part 9: How Magic Works, Part 1"300" Part 10: How Magic Works, Part 2"300" Part 11: World-Building and Culture 1: Leisure Culture"300" Part 12: World-Building and Culture 2: Individual Choice"300" Part 13: World-Building and Culture 3: Fearless Monster Hunters"300" Part 14: World-Building and Culture 4: Second-Class Citizens"300" Part 15: World-Building and Culture 5: Mages and Culture"300" Part 16: World-Building and Culture 6: Mages and Culture"300" Part 17: World-Building and Culture 7: Mystique"300" Part 18: World-Building and Culture 8: Bestiary"Writing 301," How to Write a Memorable (Fantasy) Novel"301" Part 1: What's the Idea?"301" Part 2: Idea to World-Building"301" Part 3: World-Building to Protagonist"301" Part 4: Protagonist to Plot"301" Part 5: Plot to Style"301" Part 6: Style to Theme I"301" Part 7: Style to Theme II"301" Part 8: Style to Theme III"301" Part 9: Theme and PacingLayered Writing"Writing 302": Revisions Writing a SeriesWriting a Series: What Works, Canon, and More Part 1: Go Home with the One…Part 2: Power vs. SkillPart 3: Going from Partner to PartnerPart 4: CanonPart 5: RetconsPart 6: PrequelsPart 7: "Drowning in Their Own Complications"Writing a Series: The EdgePart 1: OffensePart 2: DefensePart 3: VersatilityPart 4: MobilityPart 5: "Smarts"Writing a GeniusPart 1: What Not to DoPart 2: What to DoWriting a Series: Keeping It CompellingPart 1: World-BuildingPart 2: CharacterizationPart 3: Character GrowthPart 4: Plot AdvancementPart 5: Plot VariationPart 6: ResettingPart 7: AgingLet's Write a Short StoryWriting by TopicCharacterizationFantasy CharacterizationGrieving ProtagonistsSuperheroes and Great (Wo)men of HistoryCharacter MotivationThe Importance of Characterization: Two DetectivesA Little Characterization, with Patricia C. WredeA Classic Considered: Tanith Lee's CyrionA Moment for Characterization with Georgette HeyerLet's Not Do Description Like ThisDescription"How to Write" Extra: DescriptionA Moment with Robert E. Howard, for DescriptionDescription with Robert E. Howard Part 2A Little More Description with Robert E. HowardA Little More on an Aspect of DescriptionDescription and Me: Then and NowA Moment with Tanith Lee, for DescriptionA Moment for Description, with Raymond ChandlerDialogNot a Simple Hello"Call Me Ishmael" This Isn'tFlirting"Sai...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with "How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me. To get started finding "How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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"How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me

Kevin Wade Johnson
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Read Now Download now ⏭ listen AudioBook
Description: A free ebook, 140,000 words of thoughts on writing, from an award-winning author. His approach may not work for everyone, but there's bound to be something in here that anyone can use. And, again, it's free to download from Gutenberg's self-publishing siteTable of Contents:"How to Write"My Approach May Not Work for YouWhy Write?Write to Be a Writer"Writing 101": Building Blocks"101" Part 1: Strong Verbs"101" Part 2: Passive Voice"101" Part 3: Weak Noun-Verb Constructions"101" Part 4: Concrete Nouns"101" Part 5: Overusing Adjectives and Adverbs"101" Part 6: Visual Adjectives"101" Part 7: Piled-up Prepositions"101" Part 8: Redundancies"101" Part 9: Throwaways"101" Part 10: Subordinate Clauses"Writing 102": Writing for Effect"102" Part 1: Transitions"102" Part 2: Parallel Structure"102" Part 3: Elliptical Wording"102" Part 4: Tempo"102" Part 5: Rhythm and Eloquence"102" Part 6: Tone"102" Tone Extra—Warm or Cool"102" Part 7: Alliteration and Assonance"102" Part 8: Jargon"102" Part 9: Slang"102" Part 10: "Substandard" Usage"102" Part 11: Pejoratives and Obscenities"102" Part 12: Double Entendres"Writing 201": What's Your Goal?"201" Goal 1: Simple Comprehension"201" Goal 2: Agreement"201" Goal 3: Anger"201" Goal 4: Bedazzlement"201" Goal 5: Humor"201" Goal 6: Nostalgia"201" Goal 7: Storytelling"201" Goal 8: Surprise"201" Goal 9: Wonder"Writing 202": Story Elements"202" Part 1: Names"202" Part 2: More on Names"202" Part 3. Even More on Names"202" Part 4: Races and Species"202" Part 5: Diction"202" Part 6: Motifs"202" Part 7: Conflict/Problem Form"202" Part 8: Conflict/Problem Resolution"Writing 203": Characters"203" Part 1: Depicting Characters"203" Part 2: Conflicted Characters"203" Part Part 3: Designing Protagonists"203" Part Part 4: Designing Antagonists"203" Part 5: Incomprehensible Antagonists Extra"203" Part 6: Supporting Characters"203" Part 7: More on Dialog"203" Part 8: Character Description"Writing 300": Writing in a Genre—Science Fiction and Fantasy"300" Part 1: Magic (for a Fantasy Novel)"300" Part 2: Making Sense of Magic"300" Part 3: The Fermi Paradox of Fantasy"300" Part 4: Technology (for a Science Fiction Novel)"300" Part 5: Extrapolating Technology Sensibly"300" Part 6: The Society and Culture Curve"300" Part 7: The Society and Culture Curve for Science Fiction"300" Part 8: Tech and Society"300" Part 9: How Magic Works, Part 1"300" Part 10: How Magic Works, Part 2"300" Part 11: World-Building and Culture 1: Leisure Culture"300" Part 12: World-Building and Culture 2: Individual Choice"300" Part 13: World-Building and Culture 3: Fearless Monster Hunters"300" Part 14: World-Building and Culture 4: Second-Class Citizens"300" Part 15: World-Building and Culture 5: Mages and Culture"300" Part 16: World-Building and Culture 6: Mages and Culture"300" Part 17: World-Building and Culture 7: Mystique"300" Part 18: World-Building and Culture 8: Bestiary"Writing 301," How to Write a Memorable (Fantasy) Novel"301" Part 1: What's the Idea?"301" Part 2: Idea to World-Building"301" Part 3: World-Building to Protagonist"301" Part 4: Protagonist to Plot"301" Part 5: Plot to Style"301" Part 6: Style to Theme I"301" Part 7: Style to Theme II"301" Part 8: Style to Theme III"301" Part 9: Theme and PacingLayered Writing"Writing 302": Revisions Writing a SeriesWriting a Series: What Works, Canon, and More Part 1: Go Home with the One…Part 2: Power vs. SkillPart 3: Going from Partner to PartnerPart 4: CanonPart 5: RetconsPart 6: PrequelsPart 7: "Drowning in Their Own Complications"Writing a Series: The EdgePart 1: OffensePart 2: DefensePart 3: VersatilityPart 4: MobilityPart 5: "Smarts"Writing a GeniusPart 1: What Not to DoPart 2: What to DoWriting a Series: Keeping It CompellingPart 1: World-BuildingPart 2: CharacterizationPart 3: Character GrowthPart 4: Plot AdvancementPart 5: Plot VariationPart 6: ResettingPart 7: AgingLet's Write a Short StoryWriting by TopicCharacterizationFantasy CharacterizationGrieving ProtagonistsSuperheroes and Great (Wo)men of HistoryCharacter MotivationThe Importance of Characterization: Two DetectivesA Little Characterization, with Patricia C. WredeA Classic Considered: Tanith Lee's CyrionA Moment for Characterization with Georgette HeyerLet's Not Do Description Like ThisDescription"How to Write" Extra: DescriptionA Moment with Robert E. Howard, for DescriptionDescription with Robert E. Howard Part 2A Little More Description with Robert E. HowardA Little More on an Aspect of DescriptionDescription and Me: Then and NowA Moment with Tanith Lee, for DescriptionA Moment for Description, with Raymond ChandlerDialogNot a Simple Hello"Call Me Ishmael" This Isn'tFlirting"Sai...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with "How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me. To get started finding "How to Write" - An Approach That Worked for Me, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
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