An edition of Technique in fiction (1964)

Technique in fiction

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An edition of Technique in fiction (1964)

Technique in fiction

2nd ed., rev. and updated for a next generation.
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A very thoughtfully written book about the craft of the writer.

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Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Language
English
Pages
270

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Cover of: Technique in fiction
Technique in fiction
1990, St. Martin's Press
in English - 2nd ed., rev. and updated for a next generation.
Cover of: Technique in fiction
Technique in fiction
1987, St. Martin's Press
Hardcover in English - 2nd ed., rev., and updated for a new generation, 1st ed.
Cover of: Technique in fiction
Technique in fiction
1964, Harper & Row
in English
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [262]-263) and index.

Published in
New York
Series
The Writer's library, Writer's library (New York, N.Y)

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
808.3
Library of Congress
PN3355 .M2 1990, PN3355.M2 1990

The Physical Object

Pagination
xv, 270 p. ;
Number of pages
270

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1877342M
Internet Archive
techniqueinficti00maca_0
ISBN 10
0312051689
LCCN
90037571
OCLC/WorldCat
21560682
Library Thing
142145
Goodreads
949974

Excerpts

About learning to write: The best and happiest way to learn would be to sit -- as so many generations of young writers have done -- at a cafe table in Paris listening to Stendhal, or Turgenev, or Joyce, or Hemingway debating technique with their friends. Every fiction writer who is at all good cares deeply about this matter. Every great writer knows something about it that no one else knows. But, since that cafe table isn't just down the street for most people, the nearest useful thing would be to have a book that brings together many writers' ideas about their craft, along with examples of how they solved, didn't quite solve, or failed to solve some of the technical problems of telling a story. We have tried to do that here.
Page xii, added by Dianne W.

This sums up the purpose of the book.

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