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| Category: Writing:Creative Writing | |
| About the Book | |
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Free Excerpt From The Book (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) The book Levels in Structure in Fiction provides writers and educators with a guided tour of the different levels of structure in fiction. Beginning with a brief look at the importance of individual letters in writing fiction, the book devotes one or more chapters to each of the following: words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs, scenes, chapters, and complete books. Levels of Structure in Fiction goes on to consider two more levels: the series, and the impact of other literature on your fiction.By simply becoming aware of each level and its significance, a writer’s product will get better. By focusing on the opportunities and pitfalls at each level, a writer’s product will improve dramatically. Exercises are given at the end of most of the chapters to help readers deepen their understanding of and their facility with the individual levels.
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| About the Author | |
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Victoria Grossack has a degree in Creative Writing from Dartmouth College and is a co-author of internationally published, "Iokaste: The Novel of the Mother-Wife of Oedipus." She teaches at coffeehouseforwriters and writes a monthly column for "Fiction Fix;" her articles are used by educators and authors to improve writing skills. |
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