Character Stuff
Building Three-Dimensional Characters
Character Building (EXCELLENT!)
Canine Heroes
Four Steps To Characterization
Character Chart
Developing Heroes and Heroines
Creating Aliens
Building Fictional Characters
Character Motivation
Writing Villains
Character tips
Dark Heroes
Character Depth
Creating Bad Boys
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The Ingredients
Voice: Finding It
Sexual Tension: Want To But Can't
Emotion: The Bite That Hangs On
Story Magic: Discover It
Techniques To Establish Pacing
Direct vs. Indirect Characterization
Six Ingredients Of A Sensual Romance Novel
Creating Conflict & Sustaining Suspense
Dialogue Basics
Setting
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Nuts and Bolts
Guide To Grammar And Writing
Writer's Tips
Mystery Writing Tips
Getting away with murder
I Don't Need Double Negatives
Dangling Modifiers
Common Writing Mistakes
Tips On Writing A Time-Travel Romance
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Putting It Together
Manuscript Setup
Formatting for beginners
Proper Manuscript Format
A Writer's Checklist For Self-Editing
Polishing That Frst Draft
Four-Step Secret To A Perfect Manuscript
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Writing the dreaded synopsis
Romance Novel Synopsis
Writing A Synopsis Links
How To Write A Synopsis
Conquering The Dreaded Synopsis
Synopsis 101
Plot & Synopsis
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Writing the dreaded query letter
The query letter
Publish or piss off query letter
Dos and don'ts
A Terrific Query Letter
How To Query An Agent
Writing Effective Query Letters
Mastering The Query Letter
The Art Of The Query Letter
Preparing E-mail Queries
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Misc research links
Crime scene investigation
The Art And Science Of Criminal Investigations
When Rigor Mortis Sets In
The Importance Of Research
Researching The Historical
Poisons And Their Symptoms
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Articles
Going on a Word Diet
A Writing Exercise That Increases Awareness And Description Skills
Writers Block
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Reference Books
Story: Substance, Structure, Style, and the Principles of Screenwriting, by Robert McKee
Word Painting: A Guide To Writing More Descriptively, by Rebecca McClanahan
On Writing, by Stephen King
Synonym Finder, J.I. Rodale
Making Crime Pay: The Writer's Guide to Criminal Law, Evidence, and Procedure, by Andrea Campbell
Goal, Motivation & Conflict, by Debra Dixon
Word Menu, Stephen Glazier
The Describer's Dictionary, by David Grambes
The Elements of Style, William Strunk Jr. & E.B. White
Writing: Grammar, Usage, and Style, by Cliffs Quick Review
Beginnings, Middles & Ends, by Nancy Kress
Creating Unforgettable Characters, by Linda Seger
Body Trauma: A Writer's Guide To Wounds And Injuries, by David W. Page, M.D.
The Writer's Journey, by Christopher Vogler
The Art Of Dramatic Writing, by Lajos Egri
Cause of Death: A Writer's Guide to Death, Murder & Forensic Medicine, by Keith D. Wilson, M.D.
Police Procedural: A Writer's Guide to the Police and How They Work, by Russell Bintliff
Self Editing For Fiction Writers, by Renni Browne & Dave King
Discovering The Writer Within, by Bruce Ballenger & Barry Lane
The Chicago Manual of Style, by The University of Chicago Press
Dark Dreams: Sexual Violence, Homicide, And The Criminal Mind, by Roy Hazelwood & Stephen G. Michaud
Plot ∧ Structure: Techniques And Exercises For Crafting A Plot That Grips Readers From Start To Finish
Writing A Romance Novel For Dummies, by Leslie Wainger
The Criminal Mind: A Writers Guide To Forensic Psychology
20 Master Plots, by Ronald B. Tobias
How To Write A Damn Good Novel, by James N. Frey
How To Write A Damn Good Novel II, by James N. Frey
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