Title: I wish some writers had read this book
Product review: This book is a great tool for beginning writers. It provides uselful concepts and techniques on how to better structure your novels, illustrated with clear examples from a plethora of outstanding authors. Thinking back on many ficton books I did not like for one reason or another (one-dimensional characters, predictable plots, stale dialogue, or anti-climatic events) I found out they usually failed to follow Frey's proposed framework. The obvious conclusion is that this book is certainly useful for published authors as well. While it is not the ultimate word in fiction writing (you'll probably want more depth in most areas), the objective approach and easy to digest language are well worth the time and money spent.
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