Writing Fiction - Heather Wright, Wright; Heather Wright
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How do I begin my novel? How do I write convincing dialogue? Where can I get an idea for a story? How do I keep motivated? If you're a young writer, answers to these questions and more can be found in Writing Fiction: A Hands-On Guide for Teens. Written by a writer for writers, this book was created just for you by someone who believes in young writers and who also likes to have some fun along the way. Here's a sample of what you'll find inside. ¿ Stuck for a Story Idea? ¿ Who, What, Where, When - Who: Your Characters - What: Your Plot - Where and When: Your Setting ¿ Ways to Start a Story…mehr

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How do I begin my novel? How do I write convincing dialogue? Where can I get an idea for a story? How do I keep motivated? If you're a young writer, answers to these questions and more can be found in Writing Fiction: A Hands-On Guide for Teens. Written by a writer for writers, this book was created just for you by someone who believes in young writers and who also likes to have some fun along the way. Here's a sample of what you'll find inside. ¿ Stuck for a Story Idea? ¿ Who, What, Where, When - Who: Your Characters - What: Your Plot - Where and When: Your Setting ¿ Ways to Start a Story with Character, Action or Setting ¿ Writing Description That Even You Will Want to Read ¿ Connecting With Other Writers And much more... This book is a helpful and practical resource when you're stuck on an aspect of writing or when you want to start a new project.
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Heather Wright is a teacher and writer living in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Her work can be found in local and national publications and on the Web. She is a member of the Professional Writers Association of Canada, CANSCAIP and SCBWI. Heather received a Writers' Reserve grant from the Ontario Arts Council in 2010 for her Young Adult novel-in-progress.