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  1. Tallulah A. Scribbles

    Tallulah A. Scribbles edited the table of contents of This Year You Write Your Novel Wednesday, November 21, 2012.

    • Introduction 3
      The General Disciplines That Every Writer Needs 7
      Writing Every Day 7
      Learning How to Write Without Restraint 10
      Avoidance, False Starts, and Dead-End Thinking 13
      A Final Note About Process 14
      The Elements of Fiction 17
      The Narrative Voice 17
      First-Person Narrative 18
      Third-Person Narrative 22
      The Omniscient Narrator 25
      Final Notes on Narrative Voice 29
      Showing and Telling 30
      Sensations 34
      Emotions 35
      The Pedestrian in Fiction 36
      Metaphor and Simile 37
      Final Note on Showing and Telling 40
      Character and Character Development 40
      A Final Note on Character Development 47
      Story 48
      Intuition Versus Structure 51
      Engagement 55
      Plot 56
      Final Thoughts on Plot and Story 61
      The Uses of Poetry in Fiction Writing 62
      Where to Begin 65
      Congratulations 65
      First Words 65
      TheMidlands of the Novel 69
      Research 70
      Rewriting, or Editing 73
      The First Draft 73
      The Second Draft 74
      The Many Drafts That Follow 76
      The Elements of Rewriting 78
      The Nexus of Character, Story, Theme, and Plot 78
      The Devil and the Details 81
      Repetition 81
      Descriptions and Condensation 82
      Dialogue 87
      A Solitary Exercise 92
      Music 93
      When Am I Finished Rewriting? 95
      Miscellany 97
      On Genre 97
      A Note on Aesthetics 98
      Writing Workshops 99
      Literary Organizations, Agents, Publishers...and Getting Published 101
      In Summation 103
      Index 105

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