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Cargando... The Weekend Novelist Rewrites the Novel: A Step-by-Step Guide to Perfecting Your Workpor Robert J. Ray
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. A lot of books about revision focus on later, small-grain stages of the process. This is the stuff you need to think about before that point. Ray has figured out how say something helpful about large-scale issues like structure without having read your particular novel. ( ) This book is an essential tool for any writer who is going through the gut-wrenching process of a novel rewrite. I’m currently using the cut-to exercises, the objects, the scene cards and so much more, in my re-write. The guidance has given me insights and a clarity I didn’t have about the story I am trying to tell. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
"This follow-up to the bestselling The Weekend Novelistwill guide writers of all levels through the next phase in crafting their novel- the rewrite. ou've finished your first draft--congratulations! Think it's ready for publication? Think again. The next stage is all about revising and reworking your manuscript--fine-tuning the plot, adding or improving subplots, and fleshing out characters; in short, addressing important structural issues that make or break a novel. obert J. Ray, who helped thousands of writers get from blank page to first draft in The Weekend Novelist, now guides the same audience through a series of seventeen weekend revision exercises designed to fit into any busy lifestyle, focusing on everything from rewriting scenes to developing sound flashbacks to refining characters' back stories. Throughout the book, Ray illustrates his lessons with examples from such great works of literature as Jane Eyre,Gorky Park, and The Great Gatsby so that writers may more easily identify how and why a certain technique or structural element helps or hinders their own work. Also included are checklists No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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