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S. A. Soule

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This comprehensive edition contains over 600 pages of guidance to inspire your creative muse with descriptive ways to craft a riveting novel that instantly grabs a reader’s attention.
Writers will get the essential skills needed to significantly enhance their characterization, settings, scenes, and intensify emotions. And this unique guidebook includes hundreds of amazing examples on how to use “show don’t tell” to submerge readers so deeply into the narrative that they will experience the story along with the characters.
No matter what genre you write, this extensive manual and thesaurus should be kept as a vital reference in every writer’s toolbox.
Learn to craft:
*Revise Shallow Writing
*Deepen Characterization
*Resolve Showing vs. Telling Issues
*Craft Natural Character Expressions
*Write realistic settings through sensory details
*Create three-dimensional characters
*3 Extensive Creation Character Templates
*Tools to Create a Page-Turning First Chapter
*Writing Scene Hooks
*Advice from Bestselling Authors on Plotting
Bestselling author and Creativity Coach, S. A. Soule shares her expertise with writers by providing a simple approach to getting readers so emotionally invested in your stories that readers will be flipping the pages to find out what happens next.
Are you ready to take your writing skills to the next level?
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- Anonymous
- 09-29-24
Great writing tool
Thank the author for releasing an audio version of this book. This is just what I needed. I also placed an order for the paperback version. I've been looking for this tool for many years. (Audio version) I'm not a writer, and English is not my first language. Have been looking for an audio program that tackles writing in every aspect. Now I've found it. Thank you!
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