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The Writer's Handbook

Tells how to become a writer, discusses techniques for fiction, nonfiction, poetry and plays, and lists agents, editors and publishers.

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  • "Tells how to become a writer, discusses techniques for fiction, nonfiction, poetry and plays, and lists agents, editors and publishers."@en
  • ""Manuscript market section", ed. by U.G. Olsen, 1941-44; by E.P. Werby, 1945-"@en
  • "110 Chapters on how to write, 3000 Markets for manuscripts."@en
  • "Includes articles from successful authors about how to write and provides information on where to submit finished manuscripts."@en
  • "A resource for writers in both the writing and the marketing stages, containing advice on fiction and nonfiction techniques from well known writers such as Joyce Carol Oates and Stephen King, and an annotated list of resources including book publishers, syndicates, prize offers, conferences, writers' groups, and article markets grouped by subject sought."@en
  • "This book, designed primarily for writers, contains 100 chapters of instruction by contemporary writers, editors, and literary agents. A list of 2,500 markets for manuscripts is also provided. Part 1 contains articles which analyze the essence of writing and deal with such topics as writers' talent, creativity, and background. Part 2 focuses on writing techniques and includes chapters on such topics as fiction writing, revision, short stories, modern novels, mysteries, gothics, historical novels, poetry, confessions, nonfiction writing, magazine articles, interviews, and biographies. Part 3 focuses on the editorial and business side of writing and includes a guide to copyright and chapters on how book publishing decisions are made and pen names. Part 4 focuses on the writer's markets and where to sell material. The articles are written by such authors as John D. MacDonald, E. B. White, Paul Gallico, Frank Slaughter, Harry Harrison, Joyce Carol Oates, Doris Betts, Irving Stone, Phyllis A. Whitney, Dell Shannon, L. E. Sissman, Ann Stanford, Charlotte Zolotow, and Neil Simon. (Ts)."@en
  • "Provides practical instruction on writing by best-selling authors, explains the elements of the creative process, discusses different writing techniques, describes how to write nonfiction, and lists 3,300 market listings for finished manuscripts."@en

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  • "Matériel didactique"
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  • "The Writer's Handbook"
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  • "The Writer's handbook : 19"@en
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  • "The writers handbook"

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