Review:An good read for anyone interested in Freemasonry. Inspired me to visit a local lodge after reading it. Also, never lend to a Freemason if you're a Non-Mason because you will not get it back from them, had to buy a second copy. Read more

Review:This book is a treasury of relevant scientific theories and findings; none of the wishy washy vague nonsense they teach in other books, this is practical real world advice, that tries to back itself up with science, and is honest about itself. The exercises are all explained, so that the reader knows the how and why, and they work. This is a must have for anyone wanting to improve their art, regardless of the level they may be at. Read more

Review:All the basics of perspective is pretty much right here, with clear and easy to understand examples & descriptions. It's a very helpful book for anyone studying perspective. I Highly recommend it! Read more

Review:This is a great little book, even for seasoned published authors. I keep buying it for my writer friends :-) the sprints are amazing. I set my timer now even when I'm not doing a sprint to help me stay on track. Love! Read more

Review:This edition of 'The Idiot' is really nice, very well designed and bound and for that it should get more than the three stars I gave it, but I have to admit that I'm really not liking the story. Since I'm over halfway through it I'm going to ride it out, but uggg I can't wait to finish it so I can move on to something else. Read more

Review:For anyone trying their hand at screen writing for the first time this is a great place to start. A simple, easy-to-understand guide to help anyone start the daunting task of turning a blank page into their first screen play. Knowing how and where to start can be the most difficult part of writing any format but with this daily guide pushing a reader through the process it makes everything a lot easier. Read more

Review:This is a highly readable guide to a fascinating component of storytelling. K. M. Weinland explains the three types of character arcs together with illustrative examples from film and literature. I highly recommend this book. Read more

Review:As someone fairly left-brained, this book clearly defined a means by which to express my creative streak. As the book makes manifest, having a process and rules by which to write is no different than having rules that are obeyed when composing music. Or a blueprint for a building, for that matter. Many of the issues I have found myself facing in converting the ideas in my head into properly fleshed-out stories were succinctly addressed, leaving me feeling more confident and empowered to put them... Read more

Review:The easiest and most interesting book for DIY autobiography writing. I buy them often to give as gifts. I just sent two to my grandparents that both turned 100 this year. And I kept one for myself because I procrastinate and better start now. :) Read more

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