On Writing: 10th Anniversary Edition: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King
Stephen King’s On Writing is really sort of two books in one. Part short autobiography and part advice to novelists this is one of those advice-on-writing books that will not put you to sleep. As is his way in all
his writings King takes us on a journey into the past while weaving the information we truly want to know as writers inside his memories.
I enjoyed this book a lot and for me personally, it came at just
the right time. I would recommend this to anyone who is trying to make it as a
writer. King is honest, sometimes brutally, and he upfront about what a writer
can expect out of the publishing world.
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Born and raised in between Tennessee and California Jai spent her early years listening to the vivid stories of her grandmother, a Choctaw Indian. Summers were filled with her grandmother's memories in living fluid color. Jai learned what it took to weave together a good story while sitting under a large oak tree deep in her family’s history. Ever since then she has loved writing stories, making them her own creation, a mix of past truths and future possibilities.