- Alan Petrillo These are just the ones I can remember off the top of my head. I know there are more, many of which I have on paper, but not on electronic format.
- Eliska Reilman Adema Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg
- Eliska Reilman Adema Telling Lies for Fun and Profit by Lawrence Block
- Alan Petrillo Robert Luis Rabello, you've suggested some good ones in the past, but I don't have the titles handy.
- Robert Luis Rabello I have?
- Alan Petrillo You have, but that part of my email archive was lost when my Inspiron was stolen.
- Robert Luis Rabello I have an email archive with you that extends back to 2002. The only "Book Recommendation" thread I could find involved you recommending books for ME to read.
- Alan Petrillo Huh.
- Alan Petrillo There was something you recommended about psychology for building characters.
- Robert Luis Rabello "Please Understand Me"
https://www.amazon.ca/Please-Understand-Me.../dp/0960695400 
amazon.caPlease Understand Me: Character and Temperament TypesPlease Understand Me: Character and Temperament Types- Kevin Maclean I was present when Darian launched this. Seems pretty good. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0143K2MNU
amazon.comThe Psychology Workbook for Writers: Tools for creating realistic characters and conflict in fictionThe Psychology Workbook for Writers: Tools for creating realistic characters and conflict in fiction
- Jay Ashworth Um...
- Alan Petrillo I haven't read it yet.
- Jay Ashworth Gotcher copy right here.
In fact, didn't I send you the PDF for a copyedit?
Oh, no. That was the Kindle. - Alan Petrillo Yeah. It was .mobi, and my Kindle didn't like it. Neither of my Kindles liked it.
- Kevin Maclean Basically, anything from Writer's Digest Books' "The Elements of Fiction Writing" series.
Jack Bickham's "Scene and Structure" is excellent, but needs to be taken with a grain of salt.
Nancy Kress's "Beginnings, Middles & Ends" is well worth the read, as are most of the others.
On Writing, by Steven King
How To Be A Writer, by Stewart Ferris
Letters From Gardner, by Lou Antonelli
Shooting Yourself In The Head For Fun And Profit, by Lucy Snyder
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