zippywings | Let's Discuss the "Descriptionary" (The Writer's Bookshelf, Episode #48) @zippywings | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
Book: Descriptionary: A Thematic Dictionary
Author: Marc McCutcheon
Publisher: Checkmark Books
Website: n/a
Colleges and universities are fine, but there's always more to learn about a topic after you get your degree. Whether you're an author or an aspiring author, you can improve your skills by studying books on craft and lifestyle far better than you could by just taking a couple semesters of creative writing at your local community college.
The Writer's Bookshelf: Recommended References and Writing Resources is a series devoted to those books on the writing craft and writing life that I (a writer) have learned from and would recommend to anyone who's looking to tell a great story. These books continue to live on my bookshelf as they have been valuable to me as a resource.
This book's Amazon page:
amazon.com/Descriptionary-Thematic-Dictionary-Writers-Library/dp/0816079471
If you want to learn more about this series, check out the Series Introduction here:
youtu.be/cZ8iZUK9KZ4
Anyone who wants to share their experiences with these books or links to their blogs, showcasing what they've learned from the readings can do so in the comments.
If you have a book you'd like me to talk about in a future video (if I have it on my bookshelf), be sure to let me know in the comments.
Don't forget to like and subscribe and do all the things that YouTubers tell you to do.
For more news and updates about my articles, videos, and books, please subscribe to my newsletter here:
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My new author site is now live. Check it out here:
jeremybursey.com
And, of course, you can always catch up with me on my blog at Drinking Cafe Latte at 1pm:
zippywings.wordpress.com
Book: Descriptionary: A Thematic Dictionary
Author: Marc McCutcheon
Publisher: Checkmark Books
Website: n/a
Colleges and universities are fine, but there's always more to learn about a topic after you get your degree. Whether you're an author or an aspiring author, you can improve your skills by studying books on craft and lifestyle far better than you could by just taking a couple semesters of creative writing at your local community college.
The Writer's Bookshelf: Recommended References and Writing Resources is a series devoted to those books on the writing craft and writing life that I (a writer) have learned from and would recommend to anyone who's looking to tell a great story. These books continue to live on my bookshelf as they have been valuable to me as a resource.
This book's Amazon page:
amazon.com/Descriptionary-Thematic-Dictionary-Writers-Library/dp/0816079471
If you want to learn more about this series, check out the Series Introduction here:
youtu.be/cZ8iZUK9KZ4
Anyone who wants to share their experiences with these books or links to their blogs, showcasing what they've learned from the readings can do so in the comments.
If you have a book you'd like me to talk about in a future video (if I have it on my bookshelf), be sure to let me know in the comments.
Don't forget to like and subscribe and do all the things that YouTubers tell you to do.
For more news and updates about my articles, videos, and books, please subscribe to my newsletter here:
sendfox.com/zippywings
My new author site is now live. Check it out here:
jeremybursey.com
And, of course, you can always catch up with me on my blog at Drinking Cafe Latte at 1pm:
zippywings.wordpress.com
