Creating Fiction

Creating Fiction by Julie Checkoway, published by F+W Media on March 15, 2001, is a comprehensive resource for writers looking to enhance their craft. This edition, comprising 294 pages, offers insights from notable authors such as Jane Smiley, Richard Russo, and Charles Baxter, who share their expertise on revising, evoking time and place, and exploring tone and emphasis. The book aims to engage readers at various levels of experience, providing practical guidance in the realm of writing skills.
Readers will find a collection of essays from 21 contributors associated with the Associated Writing Programs, each offering unique perspectives on the writing process. The content is designed to assist writers in refining their techniques and developing their voices. With a focus on reference materials and writing skills, this book serves as a valuable tool for anyone interested in the art of fiction writing.
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Learn how to revise and edit from Jane Smiley, find ways to evoke time and place from Richard Russo, and explore tone and emphasis with Charles Baxter. Their sage advice, along with essays from 21 other contributors from the Associated Writing Programs, assure that “Creating Fiction” will engage and delight readers at any level of experience.
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