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Before I launch my two cents, I’d like to disclose I received “Yours To Tell” after I signed up for Apex’s Minion Read and Review group. In this group, you choose a free book with the understanding you will write a review on that book. Sweet! A more appropriate title for this book would be “Mine to Tell.” Authors Steve and Melanie Tem give their opinions on the craft of writing. When the authors stick to addressing those delectable elements like structure and plot, the chapters are gold. When t...
Note: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review.The format of this book is a little strange. It’s written as an obviously structured, edited conversation between two people. The content is quite compelling, but I do find myself wondering if it would have landed a little better if recorded as a podcast or presentation. The information given does cover a lot of ground, so this book is good for new writers, and people with a few stories under their belt.With that
These conversation transcripts between two veteran authors— on topics surrounding creative writing itself as well as the industry as a whole—are pure art. Great advice flows out of these to writers and it’s a joy to behold in book form, and I will revisit these conversations when needed.I’ve been thinking about the art of conversation because of my podcast.A good conversation is something built by two or more participants. It can be guided but never dominated. It is revelatory without being dida...
As the title says, the book is built in the form of a dialogue between the two authors, and it has a very relaxed, informal tone. It is probably not the best choice as a first handbook for the totally uninitiated, but if you've tried your hand at writing, you'll find a lot of interesting insights in this one.While all the classic topics one finds in various writing primers are here, the approach is much more personal, and the book feels like you're sitting somewhere, having a drink with your wri...
Solid, wide ranging adviceThe back and forth of the discussion format works very well. Engaging and warm hearted. Recommended for both beginner and more experienced writers.
