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The Marshall Plan® for Novel Writing    by Evan Marshall
Price: $9.99 USD. 65340 words. Published on April 1, 2010. .

This bestselling classic guide to novel writing breaks down the creative process into 16 manageable tasks. You'll learn how to find a story hook, create a conflict, develop a protagonist and set everything in motion. A former editor, now a successful literary agent and author, Marshall also covers editing your own work, submitting to agents and editors, and surviving in this competitive field.
The Art of Fiction Writing or How To Fall Down the Rabbit Hole Without Really Trying    by Emily Hanlon
Price: $8.99 USD. 41910 words. Published on February 28, 2011. .

The Art of Fiction Writing by writing coach and novelist, Emily Hanlon is a course in creating flesh and blood characters from the imagination. Easy-to-use techniques, prompts and exercises along with 5 audio "journeys" that deepen the work and make you feel as if you are in a private coaching session with Emily.
How to Write a Book or Novel, An Insider’s Guide to Getting Published    by Jonathan Veale
Price: $5.75 USD. 15330 words. Published by Moulin Publications  on April 5, 2012. .

Ever wondered what it takes to write and publish that book you’ve been thinking about for ages? In this authoritative, up-to-the-minute guide, writer, editor, and ebook publisher Jonathan Veale pulls no punches as he outlines the steps to take – and the pitfalls to avoid – as you plan, write and see your first book completed and published for all to read.
Finding Your Voice: How to Put Personality in Your Writing    by Les Edgerton
Price: $4.99 USD. 79720 words. Agented by MacGregor Literary  on April 16, 2012. .

The writers who succeed are those who develop a distinctive voice—Les Edgerton shows you how to bring out your own unique voice without years of struggle.
FROM CONCEPT TO KINDLE    by K. Elle Collier
Price: $2.99 USD. 19100 words. Published on August 21, 2012. .

FROM CONCEPT TO KINDLE: A Step by Step Guide to Writing, Marketing and Publishing your Novel on the Amazon Kindle
How to Write a Novel in 4 Weeks or Less! - Ideas and Techniques when you only have an hour or less per day to write your book!    by Nicholas Black
Price: $4.99 USD. 95160 words. Published on September 21, 2012. .

Have you thought about writing books? Are you writing a book now? Does the idea of writing books seem seem interesting but you have no experience? This book will teach you how to write a book, quickly, and have you published in 30 days! This is the number one book that will teach you an actual system to take the ideas out of your head and formulate them into your very own novel. Start now!
Crank    by Vincent Strangecraft
Price: $2.99 USD. 4190 words. Published on February 22, 2013. .

Short story: He pulls a crank in a factory every day. He does not know what it does. But really, he dreams of working on his novel.
Style That Sizzles & Pacing for Power - An Editor's Guide to Writing Compelling Fiction    by Jodie Renner
Price: $3.99 USD. 38280 words. Published on March 29, 2013. .

Revise your novel or short story to take it up a notch. Fiction writers: if you’re looking to hone your style, bring your scenes to life, tighten up your writing, add tension, pick up the pace, and develop a more authentic voice, this is the book for you. This highly skimmable craft-of-writing guide is chock-full of excellent tips to help you polish your writing style and make it more compelling.
Nail Your Novel: Bring Characters To Life    by Roz Morris
Price: $5.56 USD. 42520 words. Published on May 1, 2013. .

How do you create characters with depth? How do you write the opposite sex? What makes teenagers sound authentic? Inhabitants of a dystopia? How do you write plausible antagonists and chilling villains? How do you inhabit a character who isn't like you? Whether you write literary or genre fiction, this book shows you how to create people who keep readers hooked and make you want to tell stories