In today’s list, we’re going to look a bit more closely at different genres. After all, while books generally operate under the same basic rules, you’ll want to take a slightly different approach depending on if you’re working on a Romance or Horror novel. While we’re not covering all the genres here, this list should give you a good place to start.
Against Memoir: Complaints, Confessions, and Criticisms by Michelle Tea
Write Naked: A Bestseller’s Secrets to Writing Romance and Navigating the Path to Success by Jennifer Probst
Writing Fantasy and Science Fiction: How to Create Out-Of-This-World Novels and Short Stories by Orson Scott Card
Wild Ink: Success Secrets to Writing and Publishing In the Young Adult Market by Victoria Hanley
Talking about Detective Fiction by P.D. James
Writing Monsters: How to Craft Believably Terrifying Creatures to Enhance Your Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction by Philip Athans
