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How to Write is Harry Bingham's guide to the craft of novels and narrative non-fiction aimed at publication. It is not a creative writing textbook: it teaches story, character and prose style plus the supporting tools an author needs to satisfy an agent, a publisher and readers. Bingham has published six novels and three non-fiction titles and founded the Writers' Workshop, so the book condenses what he learned coaching new writers toward publication. It suits writers who already draft and want craft and industry guidance in one volume, rather than exercises alone.
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Writers who use it describe it as a practical, plain-spoken guide from someone who has both published and taught. Many value the focus on story and prose over exercises. Some find it better as a companion to their own drafting than as a standalone course.
This book teaches how to write novels and narrative non-fiction for publication. It is not a creative writing textbook. It covers the core skills of storytelling: story, character, prose style, and related tools for writing work that suits an agent, a publisher and an audience.
It is written for any novelist or narrative non-fiction author, whatever their genre or interest. The author, Harry Bingham, has published six novels and three non-fiction titles. He is also the founder of the Writers Workshop, which gives feedback and advice to new writers and helps many reach publication. The book condenses what he has learned from teaching and working with writers.
The book is a manual of techniques, tools and tips. It can be read at an early stage of a writing journey or returned to later.
