Daemon Voices
by Philip Pullman | 
Dimestore
by Lee Smith | 
The Naked Truth About Self-Publishing
by Jana DeLeon | 
Let's Get Visible
by David Gaughran | 
The Negative Trait Thesaurus
by Angela Ackerman | 
Wired for Story
by Lisa Cron | 
The Writer's Journey
by Christopher Vogler | 
The Anatomy of Story
by John Truby | 
Wild Mind
by Natalie Goldberg | 
A Slip of the Keyboard
by Terry Pratchett | 
Reflections
by Diana Wynne Jones | 
Rivet Your Readers with Deep Point of View
by Jill Elizabeth Nelson | 
The Great Movies
by Roger Ebert | 
The Art of the Novel
by Milan Kundera | 
Henry Miller on Writing
by Henry Miller |
Awake in the Dark
by Roger Ebert | 
The Cross of Redemption
by James Baldwin | 
The Faraway Nearby
by Rebecca Solnit | 
The 90-Day Novel
by Alan Watt | 
Creating Short Fiction
by Damon Knight |
"Written in the splendid bareness of her late style, these pages are Marguerite Duras's theory of literature. Comparing a dying fly to the work of style; remembering the trance and incurable disarray of writing; recreating the last moments of a British pilot shot during World War II; or else letting out a magisterial 'So what?' to question six decades of story telling, all operate as an indispensable confession. The final literary testament of one of the greatest French writers of the twentieth century."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved