Abbynormal92243
21st January 2005, 10:00 PM
This is one of two books that I consider indispensable.
Here's what Amazon.com says:
Editorial Reviews
From Book News, Inc.
Ideas, facts, and possibilities for characters and development, storytelling and plotting, language, locations, research, and specific genres/themes including horror and the occult, the love story, marriage and the family, comedy, sports, medicine, crime, espionage, the military, vehicles, the old West, and religion. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
and a 5-star review:
Necessary resource for writers, December 8, 2001
Reviewer: Scott W
Need character names? Occupation ideas? A list of possible protagonist's motivations? More importantly, need to find this and more quickly and with ease, maybe a dash of description about what's important about their use in your work? Then this is the book for you. It's a great writer's block-buster and square-one resource for people teaching writing courses. Put it on the shelf closest to your writing desk.
Here's what Amazon.com says:
Editorial Reviews
From Book News, Inc.
Ideas, facts, and possibilities for characters and development, storytelling and plotting, language, locations, research, and specific genres/themes including horror and the occult, the love story, marriage and the family, comedy, sports, medicine, crime, espionage, the military, vehicles, the old West, and religion. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
and a 5-star review:
Necessary resource for writers, December 8, 2001
Reviewer: Scott W
Need character names? Occupation ideas? A list of possible protagonist's motivations? More importantly, need to find this and more quickly and with ease, maybe a dash of description about what's important about their use in your work? Then this is the book for you. It's a great writer's block-buster and square-one resource for people teaching writing courses. Put it on the shelf closest to your writing desk.