McCallum's Writing Glossary
Information Points
- Authoritative - written by a very experienced creative writing tutor and practitioner
- A growing market of creative writers ready to snap up this book.
- Huge market- there are many thousands of novice creative writers in the UK alone
Writers Guides- An Aber-Publishing Series
Who else wants to be a professional writer?
Becoming a writer is a challenge, becoming a professional writer is a huge achievement for those who make it. If you want to be a professional, to earn your living from your books then this book is an essential tool in your writer’s toolkit. Written by an experienced author and creative writing teacher who has many years of trade experience in top publishing houses, this book is a must for all who wish to develop as a writer.
This book defines all of the commonly used terms in the publishing world so that the new writer can talk on an even playing field with professionals in the publishing world. That is why this book is an important contribution to the world of creative writing and why it should be on your book shelf ready to become well thumbed; it really is that good.
Market
All students of creative writing in colleges and universities
College and university central and department libraries
Teachers, tutors and lecturers
Public and reference libraries
General readers, older creative writers who attend Caerleon, Swanick et al
SUBJECT AREA
Creative writing
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