Elmore Leonard

Elmore Leonard
Elmore Leonard's Top 10 Writing Tips or How to be Popular and Respectable
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John Paul Gillespie
Elmore Leonard, or "Dutch" to his fans, started out writing pulp westerns in the 1950s before turning to crime fiction, perhaps influenced by real-life headlines about Bonnie and Clyde while growing up. One of modern America's most popular and prolific writers, Leonard has written over two dozen novels, including 'Glitz', 'Get Shorty', 'Maximum Bob', and 'Rum Punch'-most of them bestsellers.
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id=461745 - Feb 20, 2007
Write Like Hemingway and Elmore Leonard
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Jim Driver
The best writing is 'clean' writing. Nothing to do with soap powders or detergents - or even sex. Clean writing is prose that is clear and understandable.
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id=894238 - Dec 23, 2007
Online Guitar Course 'Elmore Music - Guitar Tips' Comparative Review
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Zach Eapen
Elmore Music - Guitar Tips from Chris Elmore is one of the oldest online guitar courses that provides a very good learning material for Beginner Level and Intermediate Level guitar players. They have basically 8 guitar learning products. Out of which guitar tips is the best selling one which is focussed towards beginners and intermediate level players.
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id=3714449 - Feb 07, 2010
3:10 to Yuma
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John Antony
A new western directed by James Mangold has very little offer. But it stands on its two feet because of the works of both Russell Crowe and Christian Bale.
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id=927589 - Jan 14, 2008
Writing Novels - Dialogue to Enhance Characterization
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Robert L. Bacon
It is important to recognize all of the various writing components that can be utilized to develop and enhance characterization. Yet while dialogue is definitely one of these elements, it is often reduced to a lesser status.
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id=2244769 - Apr 20, 2009
The Professional by WC Heinz
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Joseph Bruno
Being a boxing writer myself for many years, I can now totally appreciate it when people told me for years that "The Professional" by W.C. Heinz was the best boxing book ever written and one of the greatest novels of all time.
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id=5418578 - Nov 20, 2010
Haselton's Word
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Travis Haselton
O.K. This one follows rayon, Harry, and the girlfriend about one year after Pronto left off. Basic back story is that in Pronto, Raylon took it upon himself to save Harry and girlfriend.
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id=6222358 - Apr 28, 2011
Writing Tips For Novelists - Inserting Dialogue to Improve Narrative Pacing
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Robert L. Bacon
It would be nice to relate that few writers ever have pacing issues, but as any novelist knows, the story's tempo is often--as it should be--on the forefront of the author's mind. In the writing workshops I facilitate that are sponsored by the Palm Beach County Library System, budding authors often ask about ways to better pace their material. One of my suggestions is to insert dialogue if the scene is flagging.
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id=2238520 - Apr 18, 2009
How to Write a Novel - Ten Rules of Writing
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Joe Nassise
I'm closing in on the end of my latest novel and as always during this stage, I've begun to think about the editing process in earnest. When I first started out I would edit each piece of work as I went along. This was both time consuming and frustrating.
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id=2073989 - Mar 07, 2009
Write Compelling Fiction - Article Fifteen
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L. J. Martin
ACTION: Writing action is a special talent and one you must master if you're going to write western adventure novels. Remember we talked about pacing before? That was in regard to pacing throughout the whole book. In an action scene, pacing is everything. And I don't mean pacing as it relates to the book as a whole, but rather as it relates to a single scene.
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