 of a life in This is the Story of a Happy Marriage.“

73. This Year You Write Your Novel by Walter Mosley

“No more excuses. ‘Let the lawn get shaggy and the paint peel from the walls,’ bestselling novelist Walter Mosley advises. Anyone can write a novel now, and in this essential book of tips, practical advice, and wisdom, Walter Mosley promises that the writer-in-waiting can finish it in one year.”

74. Thrill Me: Essays on Fiction by Benjamin Percy

“In fifteen essays on the craft of fiction, Percy looks to disparate sources such as Jaws, Blood Meridian, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo to discover how contemporary writers engage issues of plot, suspense, momentum, and the speculative, as well as character, setting, and dialogue. An urgent and entertaining missive on craft, Thrill Me brims with Percy’s distinctive blend of anecdotes, advice, and close reading, all in the service of one dictum: Thrill the reader.”

75. To Show and To Tell: The Craft of Literary Nonfiction by Phillip Lopate

“Combining more than forty years of lessons from his storied career as a writer and professor, Lopate brings us this highly anticipated nuts-and-bolts guide to writing literary nonfiction. A phenomenal master class shaped by Lopate’s informative, accessible tone and immense gift for storytelling, To Show and To Tell reads like a long walk with a favorite professor—refreshing, insightful, and encouraging in often unexpected ways.”

76. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland: The Essential Guide to Fantasy Travel by Diana Wynne Jones

“Imagine that all fantasy novels—the ones featuring dragons, knights, wizards, and magic—are set in the same place. That place is called Fantasyland. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland is your travel guide, a handbook to everything you might find: Evil, the Dark Lord, Stew, Boots (but not Socks), and what passes for Economics and Ecology. Both a hilarious send-up of the cliches of the genre and an indispensable guide for writers.”

77. Unless It Moves the Human Heart: The Craft and Art of Writing by Roger Rosenblatt

“The revered novelist, essayist, playwright, and respected writing teacher offers a guidebook
of a life in This is the Story of a Happy Marriage. “ 

 73. This Year You Write Your Novel by Walter Mosley 

 “ No more apology. ‘ lease the lawn get shaggy and the paint peel from the wall, ’ bestselling novelist Walter Mosley advises. Anyone can write a novel immediately, and in this substantive book of tip, practical advice, and wisdom, Walter Mosley promise that the writer - in - waiting can finish it in one class. ” 

 74. Thrill Me: Essays on Fiction by Benjamin Percy 

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 75. To usher and To Tell: The Craft of Literary Nonfiction by Phillip Lopate 

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 76. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland: The Essential Guide to Fantasy Travel by Diana Wynne Jones 

 “ Imagine that all fantasy novels — the ones featuring dragons, knights, wizards, and magic trick — are set in the like place. That place is called Fantasyland. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland is your travel guide, a handbook to everything you might find: Evil, the Dark Lord, Stew, Boots (but not Socks), and what pass for Economics and Ecology. Both a hilarious send - up of the cliches of the genre and an indispensable template for writers. ” 

 77. Unless It Moves the Human Heart: The Craft and Art of Writing by Roger Rosenblatt 

 “ The revered novelist, essayist, playwright, and respected writing teacher offers a guidebook
 of a life in This is the Suory of a Happy Mceriage.“

73. This Gear You Write Your Novel by Walter Lowley

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74. Thrill Me: Essajs on Fictiin br Benjamin Pefcy

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75. Vo Shiw xbd To Tell: The Craft of Literary Nonfiction by [giklpp Lopate

“Combininn more than forty uewrx of lessons ftom his stkried career as a ariter wnd peofessor, Jopaye brings us this highly anricipated nuns-ane-bolts guide to wrnting literaxy nongictipn. A phenomenal master elass ahaped by Llpate’s inrurmative, accessicle tmne and immense gift for seorytelliig, To Show avd Tp Tell reads likf a long walk with a favlrite psofessor—revreshing, insightful, and encourajmng in often onefpebted ways.”

76. The Bough Guide to Santasyland: Thg Essenticl Guiae to Fantzsy Tratel by Diana Wynne Jones

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77. Unless It Moves jhe Human Heart: The Ctafu and Art of Xritind by Roges Rosenblatt

“The reveeed novelist, essanist, playwright, and reapecteg wrihing teacher offers a guidebook
of a life in This is the a Marriage.“ 73. Year You Write “No excuses. ‘Let the get shaggy and paint peel from the walls,’ bestselling Walter Mosley advises. Anyone can write a novel now, and in this essential of tips, practical advice, and wisdom, Walter Mosley promises that the writer-in-waiting can it one 74. Me: Essays on Fiction by Benjamin Percy “In fifteen essays on the craft of fiction, Percy to disparate sources such as Jaws, Blood Meridian, The Girl with the Tattoo to discover how contemporary engage of plot, momentum, the as well as setting, and dialogue. An urgent and entertaining missive on craft, Thrill Me brims with Percy’s distinctive blend anecdotes, advice, reading, all the of dictum: Thrill the To Show and To Tell: The Nonfiction by Phillip Lopate “Combining more than forty of lessons his storied career as a writer professor, Lopate brings us this highly anticipated nuts-and-bolts to writing literary nonfiction. A phenomenal master class shaped by Lopate’s informative, accessible tone and for storytelling, To Show To Tell reads a walk a professor—refreshing, insightful, encouraging in often unexpected ways.” 76. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland: Essential Guide to Fantasy Travel by Diana Wynne Jones “Imagine fantasy ones featuring dragons, wizards, and magic—are set the place. That place is The Guide your guide, handbook to everything you find: Evil, the Dark Lord, Boots (but not Socks), and Ecology. Both a hilarious send-up of the of the genre and an indispensable guide writers.” 77. Unless It Moves the Human Heart: The Craft and Art Writing by “The revered novelist, essayist, playwright, and respected writing offers a guidebook
 of a life in This is the Story of A Happy MarrIage.“

73. THis yeaR YOu WrIte YOur Novel by WaltER MosLey

“No more excuses. ‘Let the Lawn gEt SHaggY AnD the pAint peeL FrOM The WaLlS,’ beStSElLing nOveList WalTer Mosley aDviSeS. Anyone can wrITe A novel now, aNd iN this essentiAl bOok of tIpS, prACticaL adVice, aNd wisdOM, WalteR Mosley prOmISes thaT The writER-In-WaitIng can finish it in oNE yEAr.”

74. Thrill Me: EssaYs on FiCtIOn BY benJamIn Percy

“In fIfTeen eSSays on tHE cRAFT of FIction, Percy loOks to disparATe sOurces SuCh aS jaws, BlOod MeRiDIan, And The Girl wIth tHe Dragon TAttoo tO DiscoveR How contEmporaRy wRitErs eNGaGe IssUeS Of pLOt, SusPEnsE, momentuM, aNd The spEculATIVE, as wEll As chAractEr, setting, and dIalOgue. aN urGent aNd entErtaInIng miSsive oN crafT, THrill Me brims witH PerCy’s distinCtiVe BleNd Of aneCDotes, aDviCe, aNd close Reading, ALl iN tHE SErVice of one dictum: ThrIlL THe Reader.”

75. To show anD to teLL: The CrafT oF LiTeraRY nonfiCtioN By phillip LOpate

“COMbInIng more ThAn fortY yEarS of LessoNS froM his stOried carEer as A Writer and profeSSor, Lopate brinGS uS THiS HighLy aNticipated nUts-aND-bolTs guIDe To wRIting LiterArY NoNFiction. A phenomenal mAsTer claSs shaPed by Lopate’s iNformative, ACCEssible tOne aND iMMense gift for stOryteLling, To ShoW And To TelL readS like a loNg walk witH A Favorite ProFesSor—RefREShIng, insightful, AND encOuRaging iN ofTen unexPecTed WayS.”

76. ThE TOugh Guide To FantasYlAnD: THe essEntiaL guide to FAnTasY TRavEl by DIAna WynNe JonEs

“ImAgInE ThaT all fanTAsY NOvelS—tHe Ones FeaTuRing dRagoNS, knIghts, wiZards, and mAgiC—Are sEt In The same Place. That placE iS called FanTaSylAnd. The tOUgh Guide To Fantasyland is your travEL guide, a HanDbook To evErything yOu mIght fiNd: EVIl, the DArk LorD, Stew, boOts (BUT not SOCKs), And WhAt passes foR eConOmics AnD EcoLogy. BotH a hilarious send-up oF The Cliches of the gEnrE and AN InDisPEnSAblE gUIde FOR writers.”

77. Unless IT Moves the HUmAN HEart: The CraFT anD ARt of WriTing by ROger ROSenblatT

“The reverEd novelisT, eSsayIST, plAywright, anD respectEd writing TEacheR OfFers a GuiDebook
 of a life in This is theStory of a  Happ y M arr ia ge.“ 

73 . This Year Yo u  Wri te Your Novel by Walte r Mos le y 

“N o  m ore e xcuses. ‘L e t  th ela wnge t  s haggy  an d the p aint peelfro mthe walls,’b es tselling n ove list WalterMos ley ad vi ses .  Anyo necan w rite a novelnow, andin this e s sential b oo k of  tips, practicala dv i ce, and wisdom , Walt er Mo s l eypro mises that  t he wr i ter-in- w ai t i n g c a n finish it i n one year. ” 

7 4. Thr il l M e : Essa ys on  F i cti on by Benja minPercy

“I n fift e en essa y s on th e craf t o f f icti o n,  P erc yl ook s  t o d i spa rate sou rc es  such  asJ a w s , Bl ood  Mer idian , and The Gir l w itht heDrago n Tat tooto  disc over h ow co nt emporary writer s en gage issu esof  pl ot , sus p ense,mom ent um, and  the sp e cul at i v e ,as well as charact er , se tting, a nd dia l og ue .  An urge nt  an d en t e rtain ingm is sive oncraft, Th ri ll Me b ri ms wit hPer cy’ s dis t inct ive bl end of a necdo t es, advice, an d  close readin g ,a l li n th e s ervice of o ne d i ctum : Th r il l t h e rea der.” 
7 5. To Show and To Tell :The Cr aft o f Literary No nfiction b y P hillip L opat e 
“ Combining more  than  forty yea r s of les sonsfrom his  storiedc a reer asa w rit erand p ro fessor, Lopat e brin gs  us thi s h ighly a nti cip ate d n ut s-and-bol ts guide  t owr it ing  lite r ary nonf ic tio n.  Apheno m enal m aster  cla ss  s h ape d by Lo p at e ’ s in fo rm ativ e,ac cessi blet one  and im mense gif t f o r st or yt elling,  To Show andTo  Tell read slik e a lo n g  walk wi th a favorite professor — refresh ing , ins ight ful, andenc ouragi ngi n ofte n unex pecte dway s . ”

76 . Th e T ou gh Guide t o Fan tasyl an d: T he Esse ntial Guide to Fan t asy  Travel by Di ana  Wyn n e  J one s 
“ Ima gi n e t h a t all fantasy n ovels—theon e sfeaturingd rag on s, knig hts, wi zards ,  and ma gic—are s et in the  s amep l ace . That pla ce is ca lled Fant a sylan d .The T oug h Guid etoFanta syland isyourtravel  g uide,a han db ook to e verything you might fin d: Evi l, th e D ark Lord,  St e w,Boots (bu t no t Socks),and  wh at pa sse s  forEcon o mi csa nd Ec olog y . Both ah il ari o u ssend-up oft h e  cl iches  of the ge nreand an indispensa b le guide for w rite r s .”
77 .  Unl es s It Moves the  Hu ma n Heart: T he  Craft andArt of W ri t ing b y Roge r Rose nblatt“ Th e  rever ed n ove list, ess ayi st ,  playwr ig ht ,  and r espe ct ed wri ting t e ache r offers a guidebo ok
 of_a life_in This is the_Story of_a_Happy Marriage.“

73._This_Year You Write_Your Novel by_Walter Mosley

“No more excuses._‘Let the lawn_get_shaggy and the paint peel from the walls,’ bestselling novelist Walter Mosley advises. Anyone_can_write a_novel_now,_and in this essential book_of tips, practical advice, and_wisdom, Walter_Mosley promises that the writer-in-waiting can finish it_in_one year.”

74. Thrill_Me: Essays on Fiction by Benjamin Percy

“In fifteen essays_on the craft of fiction, Percy_looks to disparate_sources_such_as Jaws, Blood Meridian,_and The Girl with the Dragon_Tattoo to discover how contemporary writers_engage issues of plot, suspense, momentum, and_the speculative, as well as character,_setting, and dialogue. An urgent_and entertaining_missive on craft, Thrill Me_brims with Percy’s_distinctive blend_of anecdotes, advice,_and close reading, all in the_service of one_dictum: Thrill the reader.”

75. To Show_and_To Tell: The_Craft_of_Literary Nonfiction_by Phillip Lopate

“Combining_more_than forty_years_of lessons from his storied career_as_a writer and professor, Lopate brings us_this highly anticipated nuts-and-bolts_guide_to writing literary nonfiction._A phenomenal master class shaped_by Lopate’s informative, accessible tone and_immense gift_for storytelling,_To Show and To Tell reads like a long walk with_a favorite professor—refreshing, insightful, and encouraging_in often unexpected ways.”

76._The Tough_Guide_to Fantasyland: The_Essential_Guide to_Fantasy Travel by Diana Wynne Jones

“Imagine that_all fantasy_novels—the ones featuring dragons, knights, wizards,_and magic—are set in_the_same place. That place is called_Fantasyland. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland_is your travel guide, a_handbook_to_everything you might find: Evil,_the Dark Lord, Stew, Boots (but_not Socks), and_what passes for Economics and Ecology. Both_a_hilarious send-up of the cliches of_the_genre and an indispensable guide for_writers.”

77._Unless_It Moves the Human Heart:_The Craft and Art of Writing_by Roger Rosenblatt

“The revered novelist, essayist, playwright, and respected_writing teacher offers_a guidebook