E-book Category: E-Business, For Authors
E-book Title: Toolbox for Writers
Author: Mary Duffy
Book Description: Write "No-Doze" prose with our 120-Page Writing Guide.
Ten lessons not found in Bookstores, college or university libraries
In our age of Print-on-Demand, you could publish your book in a few days! You can do it by writing with confidence--how?
If your writing lacks Absolutes, Apositives, Zeugmas, Power Sentence Openers ... see on! While most writing guides teach you to write well, our instructions wish teach you to write effective and elegant "No-Doze" prose.
Imagine being able to write essays and stories--romances and novels--in no time. Yes, you can! Simply follow our ebook: Ten writing lessons drawn from the masters of writing and literature...at your fingertips.
We all have the urge to create, the innate desire to express ourselves and to create beauty. Do it by writing a book, yes, by writing your own book! Want to write a mystery book? Do it!
Writing a novel--me? You'll ask. Yes, it takes grit, passion, imgination and zest, but we'll supply the writing proposal
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Our easy-to-read writing instructions gets results. With the writing proposal
you'll find in our book, you'll be successful. Say "goodbye" to the fear of rejection. Take a determined--but inexperienced--writer troubled
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This is Benefit # 1. A simple example of how our book wish do your writing crisp and alive. You'll benefit from galore techniques; all of such power that wish do your prose sizzle. No much anemic, feeble writing that causes you insecurity and anxiety.
I wish explain to you why you should about ne'er
begin your sentences with either a noun or a pronoun, and I wish give you all the exciting alternatives that wish do your prose sizzle. Benefit # 2. We wish unleash for you the power of "Sentence Openers." Poe, Mailer, Updike, Danielle Steel, Author King, Garcia Marquez, Haruki Murakami, William Safire, Woody Allen, and another master-writers use them. Our instructions wish show how, when, and what to use for openers. After you see our writing manual, you'll see what's missing in your own writing: you can dissect your frog but you can't do it hop; you need our writing proposal
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have we seen a book similar to ours. Nor have we seen its contents on college and university shelves. Our Writing Book is unique and innovational in its approach.
In less than 15 minutes you'll be able to put our strategies to work. Our Table of Contents shows what you're going to be sinking your teeth into to discover the writing craft: - Part I Grammatical and Syntactic Tools (10)
- Chapter 1 Absolute Phrases Do Your Writing Crackle (11)
- Chapter 2 Appositives Do Your Writing Crisp and Clean (18)
- Chapter 3 Sentence Openers Do You or Break You (23)
- Chapter 4 Eliminates Sameness by Exploitation Action Verbs, Reversals or Inversion (53)
- Appendix A to Part I - Phrases in the Home of Language (59)
- Appendix b to part i - Clauses in the Home of Language (62)
- Part II Rhetorical Tools (66)
- Chapter 5 Rhetoric: Zeugma, Oxymoron, and Correspondence (67)
- Chapter 6 Alliteration: a Pinch not a Small indefinite quantity (75)
- Chapter 7 Oppositions, Correlative Conjunctions, and Pairs (79)
- Part III Fiction Tools (91)
- Chapter 8 From Light to Life sentences (91)
- Chapter 9 Romancing the Novel or Novelizing the Romance? (102)
- CHAPTER 10 INDIRECT FREE SPEECH (IFS) GET INSIDE THE HEAD OF CHARACTERS (104)
- Epilogue: not simply writing, but writing con animation (114)
- Glossary (117)
- Index (126)
ALL GRAMMATICAL AND RHETORICAL TERMS ARE FULLY EXPLAINED Put on your dark glasses...YOUR futurity is bright!
Whether you think the Platonic Muse inspires a writer or whether writing is a function of hard work--as King of england Allan Poe used to say--you'll write galore books!
No, our book isn't simply about spelling, punctuation, synchronic linguistics rules, or usage. Nor is it simply about chapter-end exercises, or respondent clever questions. No drills. No memorization. It is a craft-manual simply about WRITING! We'll show you how to do your sentences canter, gallop, and race, dragging on
an involved, desire
reader.
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