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Revision And Self-Editing (Write Great Fiction) James Scott Bell
Publisher: Writers Digest Books

There's a very high rate of turnover in the lower levels of publishing) was a REALLY GOOD editor whose long rejection letters, long revision letters, and talented line edits taught me a LOT about my craft and about self-editing. For craft, I like the “Write Great Fiction” series from Writer's Digest Books, particularly Revision and Self-Editing by James Scott Bell. By Allison Brennan Stephen has been nagging me – nicely nagging me – to write a farewell blog for Murderati. The Write Great Fiction Series of Books, various authors – This is a series of area-specific books. Umm…I think I might own all of them. I bought it weeks ago, back before finals It's part of the Write Great Fiction series, and I plan to get all the books. If you'd see my reference bookcase, you'd understand the difficulty of this! But what about your antagonist? The Write Great Fiction -series has other books, too, and they are: Dialogue, Revision and Self-editing (I SO NEED THIS!!) and Description & Setting. I'd never want to put my fiction out in public without the scrutiny of all those extra eyes--but after so many years of writing, I'm a confident enough self-editor that my manuscripts generally just need tweaking, rather than the kind of major .. And the reason why I was so late getting it to him is the reason You've outlined a plot and created an appealing, complex protagonist for your thriller or other crime/action fiction — great start! Think Dialog, Plot, Scene, etc. I at last finished reading Revision & Self-Editing yesterday afternoon.