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by: Kelly Wallace (December 12, 2008)  I've been writing for well over 15 years and have read a lot of books on the craft. Some are lifesavers, other have a few pearls of wisdom, while a few aren't worth the time or money. There are even books on writing that leave you feeling defeated and wanting to throw your computer, along with your . (Reference Encyclopedia Dictionary)

by: Glenda Bixler (September 20, 2008)  SkyscraperBy day the skyscraper looms in the smoke and sun and has a soul. Prairie and valley, streets of the city, pour people into it and they Mingle among its twenty floors... It is the men and women, boys and girls so poured in and out all day That give the building a soul of dreams and .. (Reference Encyclopedia Dictionary)

by: Gail Pruszkowski (August 21, 2008)  Words, words and more words - these are the all important tools of the trade for any writer.Sometimes the joy of stringing them together into something eloquent is indescribable. You know exactly what you want to impart to the reader but you're stuck for the right word to convey the meaning. And .. (Reference Encyclopedia Dictionary)

by: Carlene Rae Dater (July 02, 2008)  I bought “Howdunit Forensics" from Writer's Digest Books to use as a reference tool when writing my own mysteries. I thought it would be handy book to peruse when writing to make sure the technical aspects of my mysteries were correct. No one was more surprised than me when I wound up reading . (Reference Encyclopedia Dictionary)