The Writer's Corner

CRIME REFERENCE

Armed and Dangerous: A Writer's Guide to Weapons (Howdunit Series) - Micheal Newton
Police Procedural - Russell Bintiff
Howdunit: How Crimes Are Committed and Solved (Howdunit) - John Boertlein (Editor)
Rip-Off: A Writer's Guide to Crimes of Deception (Howdunit) - Fay Faron
Amateur Detectives: A Writer's Guide to How Private Citizens Solve Criminal Cases (Howdunit) - Elaine Raco Chase, Anne Wingate (Contributor)
Missing Persons: A Writer's Guide to Finding the Lost, the Abducted and the Escaped (Howdunit Series) - Fay Faron
Body Trauma - David Page
Cause of Death : A Writer's Guide to Death, Murder and Forensic Medicine (Howdunit Series) - Keith Wilson
Deadly Doses : A Writer's Guide to Poisons (Howdunit Series) - Serita Deborah Stevens, Anne Klarner
Just the Facts, Ma'Am: A Writer's Guide to Investigators and Investigation Techniques (Howdunit) - Greg Fallis
Code Blue: Including the ER, OR and ICU (Behind the Scenes) - Dr. Keith Wilson, David W. Page
Scene of the Crime: A Writer's Guide to Crime-Scene Investigations (Howdunit Series) - Anne Wingate
Order in the Court : A Writer's Guide to the Legal System (Behind the Scenes) - David S. Mullally
Lights & Sirens: A Writer's Guide to Emergency Rescue Professions - James Cowan, Lois Cowan
The Writer's Guide to Character Traits : Includes Profiles of Human Behaviors and Personality Types - Linda N. Edelstein

Writing

Magic and Showmanship Specific advice on believable illusions, language, putting the audience on your side, and the shape of a plot. - Henning Nelms
Logical Chess: Move by Move How to plot, how to create conflict and interaction, how to get your characters where they need to be for the climax. - Irving Chernev
Line by Line: How to Improve Your Own Writing - Claire Kehrwald Cook
Plot - Ansen Dibell
Scene and Structure - Jack Bickham
Conflict, Action and Suspense - William Noble
Setting - Jack Bickham
Beginnings, Middles, and Endings - Nancy Kress
Creating Unforgettable Characters - Linda Seger
How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy - Orson Scott Card
Creating Characters - How to Build Story People - Dwight V. Swain
World Building - Steven Gillett
Character and Viewpoint - Orson Scott Card
Character-Naming Sourcebook - Kenyan with Blythe & Sweet
How to Grow a Novel : The Most Common Mistakes Writers Make and How to Overcome Them - Sol Stein
Writing the Thriller - Trish Macdonald Skillman
Writer's Complete Fantasy Reference - Ed. Reader's Digest Books
Self-Editing for Fiction Writers - by Renni Browne & Dave King
Starting from Scratch: A Different Kind of Writer's Manual - Rita Mae Brown

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