The Art of Fiction, an Essay by David Lodge is a fresh and insightful guide to literature. It emphasizes the importance of style and technique in fictional writing. The book opens with two short chapters that define the essence of fiction and frequently asked questions about fiction, including how it differs from other literary genres. The remaining five chapters are devoted to the art of crafting a story.
David Lodge’s two most famous books are “Changing Places” and “Small World”, both of which were made into fine motion pictures. His third book, “The Art Of Fiction” is a guide to the novel or story and how it works. It takes the reader through the intricacies and subtleties of creating fiction and tells how why you should do it, what you can learn from it, when you should do it, how to come up with ideas, where to find them if they don’t pop out at you, how to make characters and other elements in fiction.
- Penguin Books
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Reading Like a Writer: A Guide for People Who Love Books and for Those Who Want to Write Them (P.S.)
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