Writing Horror
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As a writer of the macabre, you know the only thing scarier than a good horror novel is the nightmare of seeing your hard work go unpublished. This definitive anthology enables you to learn from some of the genre's biggest names as they share their wisdom on developing horror that will shock and excite readers and editors alike.
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Writers Workshop of Horror Shares writing, horror, nonfiction -
How to Write Tales of Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction Shares writing, horror, nonfiction -
Write Is a Verb: Sit Down, Start Writing, No Excuses Shares writing, nonfiction, books on writing -
The Writer's Devotional: 365 Inspirational Exercises, Ideas, Tips Motivations on Writing Shares writing, nonfiction
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