Steven King's "On Writing" is defintely one of my favourites. Also Dinty Moore's "The Mindful Writer."
As a writer, I prefer writing books that are more descriptive than prescriptive. In fact, I'm thinking of working on a book that details the evolution of a short story I wrote from its genesis to consultations with a bestselling author to its eventual conclusion, complete with several drafts of the story and how it got to each point. Maybe when I actually get around to publishing it, I'd recommend it. Of course, that'll likely have to wait until I get at least one book out.
As a writer, I prefer writing books that are more descriptive than prescriptive. In fact, I'm thinking of working on a book that details the evolution of a short story I wrote from its genesis to consultations with a bestselling author to its eventual conclusion, complete with several drafts of the story and how it got to each point. Maybe when I actually get around to publishing it, I'd recommend it. Of course, that'll likely have to wait until I get at least one book out.
Comparing the Universal Oneness of All Life to Yo Mama since 2010.
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I was born with the gift of laughter and a sense the world is mad.
I was born with the gift of laughter and a sense the world is mad.
