Reference Books Every Writer Should Have Handy

Enhance your writing craft with essential reference books every writer should have handy, including The Chicago Manual of Style, The Elements of Style, and Marc McCutcheon’s guide to building believable characters.

Webster's II new college dictionary. Cover
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Webster's II new college dictionary.

 

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Roget's international thesaurus. Cover
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Roget's international thesaurus.

 

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Merriam-Webster's collegiate thesaurus. Cover
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Merriam-Webster's collegiate thesaurus.

 

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The Chicago Manual of Style Cover
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The Chicago Manual of Style

by University of Chicago. Press

Provides information on manuscript preparation, punctuation, spelling, quotations, captions, tables, abbreviations, references, bibliographies, notes, and indexes, with sections on journals and electronic media.
Stylebook and briefing on media law Cover
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Stylebook and briefing on media law

 

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The Associated Press guide to news writing Cover
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The Associated Press guide to news writing

 

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Punctuation plain and simple Cover
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Punctuation plain and simple

 

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The Writer’s Digest Sourcebook for Building Believable Characters Cover
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The Writer’s Digest Sourcebook for Building Believable Characters

by Marc McCutcheon

Six novelists reveal their approaches to characterization in this guide, which comes with a questionnaire to help writers probe their characters' backgrounds, beliefs, and desires and a "thesaurus" of physical and psychological traits to aid in character development.
The Elements of Style Cover
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The Elements of Style

 

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