ID |
Author |
Title |
Synopsis |
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Wallas, Carol McD. |
20,001 Names for Babies |
From a to Z - The Best, Most Complete Baby Name Book |
2 |
Allen, F. Sturges, LL.B |
Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms |
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3 |
Chaw, Elaine Raco & Wingate, Anne |
Amateur Detectives |
A writer's guide to how private citizens solve criminal cases |
4 |
Newton, Michael |
Armed and Dangerous |
A writer's guide to weapons |
5 |
Goldstein, Norm |
Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual, The |
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6 |
Kress, Nancy |
Beginnings, Middles & Ends |
How to get your stories off to a roaring start, keep them tight and crisp throughout, and end them with a wallop. |
7 |
Heffron, Jack, et al |
Best Writing on Writing, The |
A collection of the year's most provocative views on fiction, nonfiction, poetry, the writing life, scriptwriting, and more |
8 |
Whitcut, Janet |
Better Wordpower |
Provides practical advice on how to use dictionaries, thesauruses, and other language reference books effectively |
9 |
Page, David W. M.D. |
Body Trauma |
Pr |
10 |
Maass, Donald |
Career Novelist, The |
A literary agent offers strategies for success. |
11 |
Wilson, Keith D., M.D. |
Cause of Death |
A writer's guide to death, muder & forensic medicine.; The Howdunit Series |
12 |
Kenyon, Sherrilyn |
Character Naming Sourcebook |
More than 20,000 first and last names & their meanings |
13 |
Kenyon, Sherrilyn |
Character Naming Sourcebook |
More than 20,000 first and last names & their meanings |
14 |
Card, Orson Scott |
Characters & Viewpoint |
How to invent, construct, and animate vivid, credible characters and choose the best eyes through which to view the events of your short story or novel |
15 |
Canfield, Jack; Hansen, Mark VIctor; Gardner, Bud |
Chicken Soup for the Writer's Soul |
Stories to Open the Heart and Rekindle the Spirit of Writers |
16 |
Ammer, Christine |
Cliches; Dictionary; English language |
Meanings and origins of more than 3,500 terms and expressions |
17 |
Wilson, Keith, Dr. et al |
Code Blue |
A writer's guide to hospitals, including the ER, OR, and ICU |
18 |
Lederer, Richard |
Crazy English |
The ultimate joy ride through our language. |
19 |
Knight, Damon |
Creating Short Fiction |
A practical, tested approach to unlock the magic of writing within you. |
20 |
Leland, Christopher T. |
Creative Writer's Style Guide, The |
Rules and advice for writing fiction and creative nonfiction |
21 |
Gordon, Karen Elizabeth |
Deluxe Transitive Vampire, The |
The Ultimate Handbook of Grammar for the Innocent, the Eager, and the Doomed |
22 |
Grambs, David |
Describer's Dictionary, The |
A treasury of terms & literary quotations |
23 |
Makkai, Adam |
Dictionary of American Idioms |
Slang, regional, informal, cliche, and proverbial expressions that are used widely in America |
24 |
Rogers, James |
Dictionary of Cliches, The |
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25 |
Ballenger, Bruce & Lane, Barry |
Discovering the Writer Within |
40 Days to more imaginative Writing |
26 |
Armengol, Joseph M., et al |
English-Spanish Guide for Medical Personnel |
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27 |
Panati, Charles |
Extraordinary Origins of Everyday Things |
Fascinating stories behind origins of over 500 everyday items, expressions, etc. |
28 |
Ammer, Christine |
Facts on File Dictionary of Cliches, The |
Meanings and origins of more than 3,500 terms and expressions |
29 |
Lukeman, Noah |
First Five Pages, The |
A writer's guide to staying out of the rejection pile; avoid common manuscript errors; attract the attention of agents and editors; take your writing to a higher level |
30 |
Bantam Books |
French & English Dictionary |
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31 |
Cheney, Theodore A. Rees |
Getting the Words Right |
How to rewrite, edit & revise |
32 |
Frey, James N. |
How to Write a Damn Good Novel II |
Advanced techniques for dramatic storytelling |
33 |
Nolan, William F. |
How to Write Horror Fiction |
How to unleash lurking, unearthly figures of terror and create nightmares from which your readers won't want to awaken. |
34 |
Nolan, William F. |
How to Write Horror Fiction |
How to unleash lurking, unearthly figures of terror and create nightmares from which your readers won't want to awaken. |
35 |
Wheat, Carolyn |
How to Write Killer FIction |
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36 |
Card, Orson Scott |
How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy |
How to spin a dream, a wish, or a speculation into a vivid, convincing tale of human possibilities. |
37 |
Williamson, J.N. |
How to Write Tales of Horror, Fantasy & Science Fiction |
By the masters of speculative fiction: Ray Bradbury, Dean Koontz, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Colin Wilson, Ramsey Campbell, Robert McCammon, and others. |
38 |
Samenow, Stanton E., Ph.D. |
Inside the Criminal Mind |
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39 |
Newlove, Donald |
Invented Voices |
Inspired Dialogue for writers and readers |
40 |
Benedict, Elizabeth |
Joy of Writing Sex, The |
A guide for fiction writers |
41 |
Egger, Steven A. |
Killers Among Us, The |
An Examination of Serial Murder and Its Investigation |
42 |
Le Guin, Ursula K. |
Language of the Night, The |
Essays on Fantasy and Science Fiction |
43 |
Bantam Books |
Latin & English Dictionary |
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44 |
Provost, Gary |
Make Your Words Work |
Proven techniques for effective writing - for fiction and nonfiction |
45 |
Turabian, Kate L. |
Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations |
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46 |
Edelstein, Scott |
Manuscript Submission |
How to put together a blue-ribbon, attention-getting query, proposal, or submission package that will sell your fiction to an agent or an editor. |
47 |
Bongiovanni, Gail |
Medical Spanish |
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48 |
Berry, Thomas Elliott |
most common mistakes in ENGLISH usage, The |
Commonly confused words, etc. |
49 |
Dunkling, Leslie & Gosling, William |
New American Dictionary of Baby Names, The |
More than 10,000 boys' and girls' first names |
50 |
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New American Roget's College Thesaurus in Dictionary Form, The |
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51 |
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New Webster's Dictionary & Thesaurus Roget's |
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52 |
Gordon, Karen Elizabeth |
New Well-Tempered Sentence, The |
A Punction Handbook for the Innocent, the Eager, and the Doomed |
53 |
Gee, Robin |
Novel & Short Story Writer's Market 1992 |
How & where to get your fiction published by commercial book and magazine publishers, small presses, literary & small circulation magazines - 1992. |
54 |
Editors of American Heritage Dictionary |
Roget's II The New Thesaurus |
Easy to use |
55 |
McCutcheon, Marc |
Roget's Super Thesaurus |
The ultimate thesaurus and word-finder |
56 |
Wingate, Anne, Ph.D. |
Scene of the Crime |
A writer's guide to crime-scene investigations. |
57 |
Tompkins, David G. |
Science Fiction Writer's Market Place and Sourcebook |
The indispensable writing and marketing companion for science fiction and fantasy writers, featuring information on: short fiction markets for your work; markets for your novel; dozens of literary agents; anthologies and gaming markets; conventions and h |
58 |
Browne, Renni & King, Dave |
Self-Editing for Fiction Writers |
How to edit yourself into print; Two professional editors share their expertise and proven techniques for turning manuscripts into published works of fiction. |
59 |
Meredith, Robert C. & Fitzgerald, John D. |
Structuring your novel |
From basic idea to finished manuscript, structuring your novel |
60 |
Williams, Joseph M. |
Style: Ten Lessons in Clarity & Grace |
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61 |
Swain, Dwight V. |
Techniques of the Selling Writer |
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62 |
Bradley, Lynn |
TIPS for Beginning Fiction Writers |
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63 |
Gordon, Karen Elizabeth |
Transitive Vampire, The |
A handbook of grammar for the Innocent, the Eager, and the Doomed |
64 |
Laird, Charlton |
Webster's New World Thesaurus |
30,000 major entries |
65 |
Gordon, Karen Elizabeth |
Well-Tempered Sentence, The |
A punctuation handbook for the innocent, the eager, and the doomed |
66 |
Bernays, Anne & Painter, Pamela |
What If? |
Writing Exercises for Fiction Writers |
67 |
Garrison, Webb |
Why You Say It |
Fascinating stories behind over 600 Everyday Words and phrases |
68 |
Sher, Barbara |
Wishcraft; How to Get What You Really Want |
Discover your strengths and skills; turn your fears and negative feelings into positive tools; diagram the path to your goal - and map out target dates for meeting it; chart your progress-day by day; create a support network of contacts and sources |
69 |
O'Conner, Patricia T. |
Woe Is I |
The grammarphobe's Guide to Better English in Plain English |
71 |
Freeman, Morton S. |
Wordwatcher's Guide to Good Writing & Grammar, The |
Quick answers to pesky grammar and usage problems |
72 |
Gillett, Stephen L. |
World-Building |
A writer's guide to constructing star systems and life-supporting planets. Edited by Ben Bova. |
73 |
University of North Texas Press |
Writers and Publishers Guide to Texas Markets; 1997-1999 |
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74 |
Buchman, Dian Dincin and Groves, Seli |
Writer's Digest Guide to Manuscript Formats, The |
How to prepare and present; book manuscripts; magazine articles; short stories; cover letters; proposals; queries; fillers; poems; plays; movie, av tv scripts; photos; illustrations |
75 |
Editors of Writer's Digest |
Writer's Digest Handbook of Novel Writing, The |
Practical advice and instruction for creating the novel -- from first idea to plots and subplots to outlining and writing to contacting and working with ideas. |
76 |
Epel, Naomi et al |
Writers Dreaming |
Twenty-six writers talk about their dreams and the creative process |
77 |
Kenyon, Sherrilyn |
Writer's Guide to Everyday Life in the Middle Ages, The |
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78 |
Vogler, Christopher |
Writer's Journey; Mystic Structure for Storytellers and Screenwriters, The |
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79 |
Goldberg, Natalie |
Writing Down the Bones |
Freeing the Writer Within. Foreward by Judith Guest |
80 |
Kelton, Nancy Davidoff |
Writing from Personal Experience |
How to turn your life into salable prose |
81 |
Grafton, Sue |
Writing Mysteries |
Sue Grafton also authored the Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Series; A handbook by the mystery writers of America; Sara Paretsky on inventing a recurring character; Tony Hillerman on the basic ingredients of a good novel; John Lutz on plausible, satisfying endi |
82 |
Skillman, T. Macdonald |
Writing the Thriller |
How to craft page-turning suspense with instruction from best-selling authors including: Richard North Patterson; Clive Cussler; Tess Gerritsen; John Lutz; Judith Kelman; Michael Connelly |
83 |
Altea, Rosemary |
You Own the Power |
Stories and exercies to inspire and unlelash the force within |
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84 |
Rainer, Tristine |
The New Diary |
How to use a journal for self guidance and expanded creativity |
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85 |
Bernays, Anne and Painter, Pamela |
What If |
Writing Exercises for Fiction Writers |
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86 |
Goldberg |
Wild Mind |
Living the Writers Life |
87 |
Therese Eiben and Mary Gannon |
The Practical Writer; From Inspiration to Publication |
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88 |
Lyn Dupre |
BUGS in Writing; a Guide to Debugging Your Prose |
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89 |
C. Edward Good |
A Grammar Book for You and I, oops Me! All the Grammar You Need to Succeed in Life |
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90 |
Todd A Stone |
Novelists’ Boot Camp; 101 Ways to Take Your Book From Boring to Bestseller |
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91 |
Robert W. Harris |
When Good People Write Bad Sentences; 12 Steps to Better Writing Habits |
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92 |
Scott Edelstein |
Manuscript Submission; How to put together a blue-ribbon, attention-getting query, proposal, or submission package that will sell your fiction to an agent or editor |
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