If you're looking for an inspirational book to help you to write, or you're looking for a good book to curl up with, below is a list of books available now from The Book Depository.
All have discounted prices and all are available or free worldwide shipping.
And it's not just these books. The Book Depository discounts all it's books and offers free shipping worldwide on all orders, which is great because often the shipping costs can be more than the price of the book.
On Writing (Paperback)
by Stephen King
http://www.bookdepository.com/On-Writing-Stephen-King/9781444723250
Why I Write (Penguin Great Ideas) (Paperback)
By (author) George Orwell
http://www.bookdepository.com/Why-I-Write-George-Orwell/9780141019000
How to Write a Lot: A Practical Guide to Productive Academic Writing (Paperback)
By (author) Paul J. Silva
http://www.bookdepository.com/How-Write-Lot-Paul-Silva/9781591477433
Walden and Other Writings by Henry David Thoreau (Paperback)
By (author) Henry David Thoreau, By (author) Joseph Wood Krutch
http://www.bookdepository.com/Walden-Other-Writings-by-Henry-David-Thoreau-Henry-David-Thoreau/9780553212464
642 Things to Write (Record book)
By (author) San Francisco Writers' Grotto, Introduction by Po Bronson
http://www.bookdepository.com/642-Things-Write-San-Francisco-Writers-Grotto/9781452105444
The Creative Writing Coursebook: Forty Authors Share Advice and Exercises for Fiction and Poetry (Paperback)
By (author) Julia Bell, Foreword by Andrew Motion
http://www.bookdepository.com/Creative-Writing-Coursebook-Julia-Bell/9780333782255
Writing for Comics: v. 1 (Paperback)
By (author) Alan Moore, By (artist) Jacen Burrows
http://www.bookdepository.com/Writing-for-Comics-v-1-Alan-Moore/9781592910120
The Writing Life (Paperback)
By (author) Annie Dillard
http://www.bookdepository.com/Writing-Life-Annie-Dillard/9780060919887
Zen in the Art of Writing: Essays on Creativity Third Edition/Expanded (Paperback)
By (author) Ray Bradbury
http://www.bookdepository.com/Zen-Art-Writing-Ray-Bradbury/9781877741098
And if you want an easy, relaxing, read, try any of the Book Club Classics
http://www.bookdepository.com/book-club-classics
Happy reading. :)
Friday, 18 July 2014
Thursday, 17 July 2014
Pre-Order Writing Market Books for 2015 & Other Resources for Writers
The Art of the Query: Winning an Agent From the Very First Page - In this live webinar, instructor and literary agent Michelle Brower will show you how agents go through their slush pile and how they make decisions based on query letters. The webinar will cover query dos and don'ts, and will also have examples of successful letters that have made the cut. Michelle will show you how to win over an agent, as well as identify common pitfalls.
Pre-order the 2015 Market Books and Receive Free Shipping at Writer's Digest Shop
Pre-Order the 2015 Market Books and Get Free Shipping.
Shop the Storyist Sale at Writers Store
Storyist provides word processing functions with the features writers expect from a top-notch writing program, including spelling and grammar checking and a page layout view with support for headers, footers, and style sheets, plus manuscript and screenplay templates so you can focus on the writing, not the formatting. Don't Miss the Sale, Storyist starting at $35.40, Now-7/31/14.
Writing Services & Writing Help for Screenwriters
The biggest mistake aspiring screenwriters make is sending out their scripts before they’re ready to be reviewed by an agent or producer. Luckily, The Writers Store offers writing services that include writing help from experienced professionals, writing resources such as books and personal coaching sessions, proofreading, revising and editing services. Use these writing resources along with our writing software to help start, market and sell your screenplay!
3 More Writing Markets
Here is a list of web pages where you can find lists of writing markets:
Short Mystery Fiction Markets
List of print magazines, online magazines and anthologies looking for short submissions of mystery stories.
http://shortmystery.blogspot.com.au/p/markets.html
Who Pays The Most Online?
A short article that contains a list of almost 30 markets that are high paying, many at $1 per word.
http://matadornetwork.com/notebook/freelance-writer-rates-who-pays-the-most-online/
Paying Markets And Jobs For July 16th
List of current writing markets from WritersWeekly.com
http://www.writersweekly.com/markets_and_jobs.php
Don't forget that you can always find a huge list of writing markets at Writeaholics.net.
Good luck and keep writing. :)
Short Mystery Fiction Markets
List of print magazines, online magazines and anthologies looking for short submissions of mystery stories.
http://shortmystery.blogspot.com.au/p/markets.html
Who Pays The Most Online?
A short article that contains a list of almost 30 markets that are high paying, many at $1 per word.
http://matadornetwork.com/notebook/freelance-writer-rates-who-pays-the-most-online/
Paying Markets And Jobs For July 16th
List of current writing markets from WritersWeekly.com
http://www.writersweekly.com/markets_and_jobs.php
Don't forget that you can always find a huge list of writing markets at Writeaholics.net.
Good luck and keep writing. :)
Friday, 11 July 2014
Too ill to Write
I've been out of action for a few days now. I came down with some sort of wretched virus that has had me flat on my back since last Saturday.
Thankfully I'm almost back to full health now but I'm still finding it hard (impossible) to breathe through my nose.
The biggest problem with beling ill, though, was boredom.
Bored! Bored! Bored!
We have a cable TV channel called TV Hits and I watched it constantly for days. NCIS, CSI, The Mentalist, Law & Order and lots of other crime shows, one straight after the other, all day every day.
I slept on and off and dozed through nearly every episode.
Bored! Bored! Bored!
Then 2 days ago I felt well enough to sit up (which had been a struggle for a few days) and do limited work on the computer before my eyes began to stream. My creative spark seemed to have been extinguished so writing was out of the question.
But what I found was that it was a good time to do catch up work.
Thankfully I'm almost back to full health now but I'm still finding it hard (impossible) to breathe through my nose.
The biggest problem with beling ill, though, was boredom.
Bored! Bored! Bored!
We have a cable TV channel called TV Hits and I watched it constantly for days. NCIS, CSI, The Mentalist, Law & Order and lots of other crime shows, one straight after the other, all day every day.
I slept on and off and dozed through nearly every episode.
Bored! Bored! Bored!
Then 2 days ago I felt well enough to sit up (which had been a struggle for a few days) and do limited work on the computer before my eyes began to stream. My creative spark seemed to have been extinguished so writing was out of the question.
But what I found was that it was a good time to do catch up work.
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