06 Dec

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How to Write a Film Script: A Short Guide to Writing a Film You Can Actually Make – A Personal Review When I stumbled upon How to Write a Film Script: A Short Guide to Writing a Film You Can Actually Make by the author, I felt an instant spark of excitement. Here’s a book that promises not just the what and how of screenwriting but also the all-important “can actually make” part. As someone who has always harbored dreams of writing a script, the pragmatic nature of this...

23 Oct

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A Journey Through the Pages: My Thoughts on How to Write a Book in 48 Hours by Dale L. Roberts As a book blogger, I’m always on the lookout for insightful resources, particularly those that can transform a whirlwind of ideas into something tangible. Dale L. Roberts’ How to Write a Book in 48 Hours definitely piqued my interest. The title alone stirs a mix of intrigue and skepticism—can a good book really come to life in just two days? With Roberts being a seasoned author of more than...

17 Oct

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Book Review: The Secrets to Creating Character Arcs by John S. Warner As a lifelong lover of literature, I have always been captivated by the characters that linger in my mind long after the last page is turned. Characters like Elizabeth Bennett and Atticus Finch have shaped my understanding of storytelling, and when I stumbled upon The Secrets to Creating Character Arcs: A Fiction Writer's Guide to Masterful Character Creation by John S. Warner, I felt an undeniable spark of excitement. Here was a chance to peek behind the...

02 Oct

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Book Review: How to Write It, Third Edition by Sandra E. Lamb As a lifelong lover of words, I’ve always been fascinated by the power of written expression. When I stumbled upon How to Write It, Third Edition by Sandra E. Lamb, I felt a spark of excitement. Could this be the guide to help me articulate my thoughts with the poise and clarity I’ve always yearned for? What I found was more than just a manual; it became a trusted companion on my writing journey. In this comprehensive guide,...

26 Sep

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A Laughing Matter: My Take on The Serious Guide to Joke Writing by Sally Holloway As someone who has always admired the craft behind a perfectly timed punchline, The Serious Guide to Joke Writing: How To Say Something Funny About Anything by Sally Holloway caught my attention in the most delightful way. The idea of transforming everyday occurrences into something laugh-out-loud funny felt like an elusive skill, one that I was eager to explore. After all, who could resist the charm of a well-crafted joke? Curiosity piqued, I dove...

26 Sep

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Review: On Writing the College Application Essay, 25th Anniversary Edition by Harry Bauld When I first stumbled upon On Writing the College Application Essay, I was immediately transported back to my own college application days—those nail-biting months filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and relentless discussions about how to craft the "perfect" essay. Author Harry Bauld, with his background as a former Ivy League admissions officer, seemed like the perfect guide to navigate this treacherous landscape. His direct approach and wealth of experience intrigued me, and I found myself diving headfirst...

18 Jun

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Review of Save the Cat! Writes a Novel: The Last Book On Novel Writing You'll Ever Need by Jessica Brody As an aspiring novelist constantly on the lookout for insights to enhance my craft, Jessica Brody's Save the Cat! Writes a Novel caught my eye. I’ve long admired Blake Snyder's approach to storytelling, and this book is like a warm invitation to delve deeper into the world of novel writing through his celebrated "Save the Cat!" structure. What intrigued me was not just the promise of a practical guide...

31 May

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A Journey Through the Pen: A Review of Rachel Syme’s Letter Writer: A Guide to Modern Correspondence As a lifelong lover of letter-writing, I couldn’t resist picking up Rachel Syme’s Letter Writer: A Guide to Modern Correspondence. The premise felt almost like a call to arms, rallying us analog folk to reclaim the art of correspondence in this digital age. However, stepping into Syme’s world of correspondence was a mixed bag—one that both stirred my inspiration and left me scratching my head in dismay. From the very first page, Syme’s...