The Elements of Style: A Style Guide for Writers2 reviews William Strunk Jr. Paramount Publishing, 2005 Clarity, brevity and style. A little masterpiece. + The original of the great guide In our age of sloppy TV captioning, txt and other loose applications of our language and grammar there is something of a revival (perhaps it is a backlash) for books on grammar and the art of writing. Already EATS SHOOTS & LEAVES has made the best-seller lists, and now we're seeing a ...             The Chicago Manual of Style: The Essential Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers (14th Edition)36 reviews Chicago Editorial Staff University Of Chicago Press, 1993 Putting the Exceptions Where they Belong + Right up there with "Machinerys Handbook and NEC" + Complicated + Prescriptionist McKinnon is off base + Needs revision             2007 Writer's Market33 reviews Writers Digest Books, 2006 Wonderful But Must be bought every year to keep up to date!!!! + Worth the price + Must Have + You Need It + worth getting             Scene of the Crime: A Writer’s Guide to Crime Scene Investigation (Howdunit Series)13 reviews Anne Wingate Writers Digest Books, 1992 Scene of the Crime: The Howdunit Series + Great book, but a bit outdated + Full of information, and fun to read! + a great help! + a useful source             The Canadian Writer's Market, 16th edition (Canadian Writer's Market)1 review Sandra Tooze McClelland & Stewart, 2004 A solid, practical, invaluable "how to" guide Now in an up-to-date and expanded fifteenth edition, The Canadian Writer's Market: The Essential Guide For Freelance Writers is a solid, practical, invaluable "how to" guide to getting the art and science of getting one's work published. Individual chapters cogently offer basic advice, including ...             Writer's Guide to Character Traits46 reviews Dr. Linda Edelstein Writers Digest Books, 2006 Wealth of Information + Wikipedia is the perfect place to "start" research. + Broke My Writer's Block I really like this book. I think it is a great resource in addition to your own research in other avenues (online, other books, etc). There is a ton of information in it and it's very well put together. The author gives very nice and concise information on different personalities, traits, ...             Grammatically Correct31 reviews Anne Stilman Writers Digest Books, 1997 Grammatically Correct + replace + Grammatically Correct I wish I had read Grammatically Correct years ago. It is an excellent resource. L.Scott Boise, Idaho 8-9-2008             Self-Editing for Fiction Writers, Second Edition: How to Edit Yourself Into Print111 reviews Renni Browne, Dave King Collins, 2004 A wonderful tool for editing your work. + A Tool You Should Have + Self Editing This book is an excellent resource for any writers looking to get their fiction up and running for publication. The instructions are very clear and well stated. The examples are very helpful. I especially enjoyed the use of "The Great Gatsby" as a comparison of good writing and poor writing. ...             On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft807 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 2000 This is how it's done! + Cool + 1/2 Memoir, 1/2 how to... + A Writer's Story; A Writer's Craft             The Elements of Style: A Style Guide for Writers2 reviews William Strunk Jr. Paramount Publishing, 2005 Clarity, brevity and style. A little masterpiece. + The original of the great guide In our age of sloppy TV captioning, txt and other loose applications of our language and grammar there is something of a revival (perhaps it is a backlash) for books on grammar and the art of writing. Already EATS SHOOTS & LEAVES has made the best-seller lists, and now we're seeing a ...             Self-Editing for Fiction Writers, Second Edition: How to Edit Yourself Into Print111 reviews Renni Browne, Dave King Collins, 2004 A wonderful tool for editing your work. + A Tool You Should Have + Self Editing This book is an excellent resource for any writers looking to get their fiction up and running for publication. The instructions are very clear and well stated. The examples are very helpful. I especially enjoyed the use of "The Great Gatsby" as a comparison of good writing and poor writing. ...             Writer's Guide to Character Traits46 reviews Dr. Linda Edelstein Writers Digest Books, 2006 Wealth of Information + Wikipedia is the perfect place to "start" research. + Broke My Writer's Block I really like this book. I think it is a great resource in addition to your own research in other avenues (online, other books, etc). There is a ton of information in it and it's very well put together. The author gives very nice and concise information on different personalities, traits, ...             Scene of the Crime: A Writer’s Guide to Crime Scene Investigation (Howdunit Series)13 reviews Anne Wingate Writers Digest Books, 1992 Scene of the Crime: The Howdunit Series + Great book, but a bit outdated + Full of information, and fun to read! + a great help! + a useful source             2007 Writer's Market33 reviews Writers Digest Books, 2006 Wonderful But Must be bought every year to keep up to date!!!! + Worth the price + Must Have + You Need It + worth getting             On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft807 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 2000 This is how it's done! + Cool + 1/2 Memoir, 1/2 how to... + A Writer's Story; A Writer's Craft             The Canadian Writer's Market, 16th edition (Canadian Writer's Market)1 review Sandra Tooze McClelland & Stewart, 2004 A solid, practical, invaluable "how to" guide Now in an up-to-date and expanded fifteenth edition, The Canadian Writer's Market: The Essential Guide For Freelance Writers is a solid, practical, invaluable "how to" guide to getting the art and science of getting one's work published. Individual chapters cogently offer basic advice, including ...             Grammatically Correct31 reviews Anne Stilman Writers Digest Books, 1997 Grammatically Correct + replace + Grammatically Correct I wish I had read Grammatically Correct years ago. It is an excellent resource. L.Scott Boise, Idaho 8-9-2008             The Chicago Manual of Style: The Essential Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers (14th Edition)36 reviews Chicago Editorial Staff University Of Chicago Press, 1993 Putting the Exceptions Where they Belong + Right up there with "Machinerys Handbook and NEC" + Complicated + Prescriptionist McKinnon is off base + Needs revision