Bøger af A J Abbiati

Fell's Hollow: a seedy, thief-riddled, sorcerer-plagued city tucked away in a hidden cove. Here you'll meet the most fascinating characters, characters that live and die by the skill of their blades, the breadth of their wit, and the whim of their luck. Meet Chibb, a young sailor who risks death at the hands of his own crew in order to court a forbidden love... Meet Ander Ellystun, a hot-headed sellsword forced to capture a deadly assassin, or hang for a murder he didn't commit... Meet Jessa Luness, a jilted sorceress bent on banishing her former lover to the Abyss... And meet Rorham Nach, a powerful opit dealer determined to recover a family heirloom stolen by one of the city's most cunning thieves. Meet these characters and more as they struggle to survive in a city smothered in crime, threatened by war, and haunted by a bloodsucking creature that stalks the streets at night. Enter the world of Fell's Hollow, where swords, sorcery, and sinister dealings are the daily fare!

You've mastered plot. You've mastered characterization. You have an amazing story to tell and a flair for language. Yet your prose remains unclear, awkward, and unprofessional. And you're not alone. For years writers have struggled with the single most important aspect of their craft: Prose Construction. Why? Because no how-to book, or writing workshop, or university covers this topic in detail. Until now... The NORTAV Method is a breakthrough approach for learning to recognize and construct clear, accurate, professional quality prose. If you're a new writer and would like to shave years off your learning curve, or if you're an experienced writer and would like to sharpen your writing skills through a more complete understanding of prose construction, try The NORTAV Method today! With The NORTAV Method you'll learn to: Construct the three types of prose used in all writing; Design unlimited unique writing styles; Create patterns for using one or more writing styles in your work; Perform a NORTAV Analysis-a powerful new tool for deconstructing, examining, and revising prose. "An innovative project crossing the border from narrative theory to the hands-on practice of story writing. The author's close reading of narrative passages sheds considerable light on narrative styles. I can foresee the NORTAV Method generating illuminating discussions at conferences on narrative theory as well as being used in courses on creative writing." -MANFRED JAHN, Professor of English (ret.), University of Cologne, and author of Narratology: A Guide to Narrative Theory "By demonstrating how research on stories and storytelling can be leveraged for practical, pedagogical purposes in the writing classroom, Abbiati's book is a significant contribution to the field of narrative studies itself." -DAVID HERMAN, Distinguished Professor of English, The Ohio State University, and author of Storyworlds: A Journal of Narrative Studies