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Storyteller, Kate Wilhelm
Wilhelm remembers working a writer's workshop with her late husband, and shares some of the techniques they used to clean up the student's stories. There's some really interesting stuff in here, and some very good advice.
The last two chapters, however, are just things covered earlier in the text with bullet points. I'm not sure what the point of this was, except to make the book longer. Or maybe for people who don't read as quickly as I do, so they wouldn't have to backtrack?
The last two chapters, however, are just things covered earlier in the text with bullet points. I'm not sure what the point of this was, except to make the book longer. Or maybe for people who don't read as quickly as I do, so they wouldn't have to backtrack?