Enter the Writer’s Digest 12 Days of Books Giveaway
Happy holidays from Writer’s Digest, and welcome to our 12 Days of Books Giveaway! Every day from December 11, 2017 to December 22, 2017, we’re giving away a different book from the Writer’s Digest shelf.
Happy holidays from Writer's Digest, and welcome to our 12 Days of Books Giveaway! Every day from December 11, 2017 to December 22, 2017, we're giving away a different book from the Writer's Digest shelf. Enter once per day for your chance to win one of these books:
- Day One, 12/11:Story Physics by Larry Brooks
- Day Two, 12/12:Fire Up Your Writing Brain by Susan Reynolds
- Day Three, 12/13:Writing & Selling Your Memoir by Paula Balzer
- Day Four, 12/14:Writing the Breakout Novel by Donald Maass
- Day Five, 12/15:45 Master Characters by Victoria Lynn Schmidt
- Day Six, 12/16:Writing Irresistible Kidlit by Mary Kole
- Day Seven, 12/17:Story Trumps Structure by Steven James
- Day Eight, 12/18:Sell Your Book Like Wildfire by Rob Eagar
- Day Nine, 12/19:Plot & Structure by James Scott Bell
- Day Ten, 12/20:The Fire in Fiction by Donald Maass
- Day Eleven, 12/21:Crafting Novels & Short Stories by the Editors of Writer's Digest
- Day Twelve, 12/22:20 Master Plots by Ronald Tobias
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