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The secret of a great story often lies in the writer''s ability to hone their craft. But many struggle to do so without destroying their unique voice.In this WMG Writer''s Guide Bundle on Craft, New York Times bestselling authors and renowned business bloggers Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith help writers successfully develop their skills for a long-term writing career.In The Write Attitude, Rusch shows writers how they can do what they love and love what they do without sabotaging their own success.In Writing into the Dark, Smith takes you step-by-step through the process of writing without an outline and explains why not having an outline boosts your creative voice and keeps you more interested in your writing.In The Pursuit of Perfection, Rusch discusses the destructive ways peer workshops and the quest for perfection derail many writers'' careers, offers hope for writers who have suffered at the hands of critique-external and internal-and outlines a path to healing.In Stages of a Fiction Writer, Smith takes you step-by-step through the stages most fiction writers go through and how not to lose hope along the way.

Making the wrong decisions on the business side of publishing can destroy a writer''s career.In this WMG Writer''s Guide Bundle on Business, New York Times bestselling authors and renowned business bloggers Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith share the best practices that have helped shape their successful careers.In Heinlein''s Rules: Five Simple Business Rules for Writing, Smith takes you step-by-step through Heinlein''s Rules and shows how following those rules can change your writing-and career-for the better.In Closing the Deal...on Your Terms, Rusch takes writers-whether self-published, traditionally published, or hybrid-on a journey that will help them understand what they''re selling and what they could accidentally give away.In The Magic Bakery, Smith helps writers understand the very nature of their business, how to sell more, and make more money from every story. Using the metaphor of a magic bakery, copyright becomes easy to understand, and the writing business makes far more sense.

Being a successful author requires more than just writing a great book. In the modern world of indie publishing, getting readers to buy your book takes marketing savvy.In this WMG Writer''s Guide Bundle on Marketing, New York Times bestselling authors and renowned business bloggers Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith help writers navigate the complicated world of publishing.In How to Write Fiction Sales Copy, Smith addresses the major challenges that lead to bad sales copy-including using passive voice and too much plot-and offers 32 examples from his own stories to illustrate his points.In Creating Your Author Brand, Rusch teaches the basic concepts of branding and helps authors convert those concepts into useful action to individually brand themselves to maximize reader recognition.In Discoverability, which was named one of the 11 Best Book Marketing Books, Rusch offers professional writers the most comprehensive guide available today to help them make an informed decision about the best marketing approaches for their writing businesses.

USA Today bestselling writer, Dean Wesley Smith presents thirty-four different short stories ranging across most of his different series.Sixty-six more stories await in the previous two volumes.Hours of reading from one of the greatest short story writers working today. Make sure you get all three volumes.

USA Today bestselling writer, Dean Wesley Smith presents thirty-three different short stories ranging across most of his different series.Sixty-seven more stories await in the previous and subsequent two volumes.Hours of reading from one of the greatest short story writers working today. Make sure you get all three volumes.

Abandoned by the captain and senior crew, the Renegat comes under attack from the planet below. Out of her element, linguist Raina Serpell must figure out how to operate the ship's firepower to get the ship and remaining crew home alive.

A former combat nurse, a former legal secretary, and the owner of one of the first women-only gyms form an unlikely alliance in this fast-paced and riveting new work by the acclaimed historical mystery novelist Kris Nelscott.The novel opens on the day of the Moon landing, July 20, 1969, two years after the Summer of Love changed Berkeley forever, and left lots of broken teenagers in its wake.One of the first (if not the first) women-only gyms in the nation and the start of the Women’s Self-Defense Movement bring June “Eagle” Eagleton, Valentina “Val” Wilson, and Pamela “Pammy” Griffin together.They never intended to face the kidnappings and murders of college students. But no one else paid attention.An amazing trip into the experiences and lives of 1969 Berkeley told with riveting attention to detail. A read that will keep you turning pages into the late night and shock you at the same time."Nelscott expertly mixes history and mystery, and readers will be happy that she intends to write more books about these distinctive people and eventful times."—Publishers Weekly“Nelscott is a first-rate storyteller.”—Kirkus Reviews“Nelscott’s series setting, in the turbulent late ’60s, gives her books layers of issues of racism, class, and war, all of which still seem to remain sadly timely today.”—Oregonian“(A) crime writer deliberately taking chances.”—Chicago Tribune