The Technique of Fiction Writing

by Robert Saunders Dowst

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Genres: Writing, Nonfiction, Reference

142 pages, Paperback

First published April 27, 2010

About the author

Robert Saunders Dowst was a screenwriter and handicapper of horse races.

Reviews

[Richard Klingensmith]

Conseptive, constructive, executive

I was especially pleased with Robert Saunders Durst, insightful analysis of Robert Louis Stevenson,s novel Kidnapped and his short stories Ebb tide and Markeim. It came as a complete revelation. It was very helpful. I,m sure I will go forth and write up a storm, no, man that a regular hurricane.

[Tammy]

Interesting book

This book was interesting. It tells about what goes into writing fiction whether a short story or a novel. I would recommend this book.

[Rebecca Graf]

This is a very dry read and hard to follow. I found a lot more use out of many of the other writing books that I have gotten over the last few months. This one just did nothing for me. It is free (or at least the kindle version was when I got it) so give it a try. You might like it better.

[keith minor]

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A great way to help others with writing. I found it easy to read, and enjoyable. Anyone learning the ropes should give it