With step by step How-To instructions on:
Building Characters
Building a Plot
Writing Action Scenes
Writing Sex Scenes
There are lots of Creative Writing books out there...
This isn't one of them.
The difference between Fiction and Reality?
Fiction has to make Sense.
Praise for: "The Cheater's Guide to Writing Erotic Romance"
"If you can only buy one book on writing, make it this one."
-- Deborah Brent --
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"Morgan Hawke is magic. She takes the art of writing an exciting, readable, sellable novella to the bare bones and makes the process not only understandable but easy. This book should be read by anyone who has ever written a book or even thought about writing a book. [Personally,] I've been going great guns - sold four long novels, a memoir and am contracted for two novellas. Also, have been contracted to do part of a college textbook on archaeological illustration - my part is the history of AI before 1798. Not bad for someone whose only achievement is a DHW with an HSD. (Dallas House Wife with a High School Diploma!)"
-- Janus Susan May --
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"Professional writers will appreciate this no-nonsense start to finish guide that makes writing erotic romance as easy as paint by numbers."
-- Lena Austin --
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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The Best Writers Reference Book Yet!,
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This review is from: The Cheaters Guide to Writing Erotic Romance For Publication and Profit (Paperback)
This is one of the most informative books I have read yet on the subject of writing. Don't let the title fool you, there is far more here than writing erotic fiction.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
It's not all about porn ... really!,
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This review is from: The Cheaters Guide to Writing Erotic Romance For Publication and Profit (Paperback)
As a fiction writer I've had a library of books come and go over the years. The two keepers have been The Marshall Plan for Novel Writers (just because I'm anal about having a "system") and this book, The Cheater's Guide.
Ms. Hawke titles the book as being for writers of the erotic and, yes, she covers that aspect, though not in depth. If you're looking for a book on how to write smut - and she calls herself a writer of smut - oddly enough you won't find it here. This book is all about relationships. Yes, there's the sexual angle, but sex is an hour of fun, now what do you do with the rest of your day or the book you're writing for that matter? She covers the mechanics of writing far better than most. The only thing missing, to my mind, is a writing system, hence Marshall. To review this work properly I'd have to include it here. I won't. Just go buy this book, read it, read it again, read it a third time, and every year for the rest of your writing life. And most importantly: Use the information, apply it to your own writing. You'll be a better writer for it.
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One for the writer's bookshelf!,
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This review is from: The Cheaters Guide to Writing Erotic Romance For Publication and Profit (Paperback)
Don't be fooled by the title - this book covers a lot more than erotic romance. Sharp, witty, and informative, this is one for the writer tool kit!
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