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Write The Fight Right
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4658-7177-0
- EAN9781465871770
- Date de parution05/04/2011
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPatrice Williams Marks
Résumé
A fiction writer's resource for creating realistic, convincing fight scenes. Author and martial arts instructor, Alan Baxter, presents a short, ~12, 000 word, ebook describing all the things a writer needs to consider when writing fight scenes. Baxter's experience from decades as a career martial artist make this book a valuable resource for writers who want to understand what fighting is all about - what it really feels like and what does and doesn't work - and how to factor those things into their writing to make their fight scenes visceral, realistic page turners.
Baxter won't tell you how to write, but he will tell you what makes a great fight scene.
Baxter won't tell you how to write, but he will tell you what makes a great fight scene.
A fiction writer's resource for creating realistic, convincing fight scenes. Author and martial arts instructor, Alan Baxter, presents a short, ~12, 000 word, ebook describing all the things a writer needs to consider when writing fight scenes. Baxter's experience from decades as a career martial artist make this book a valuable resource for writers who want to understand what fighting is all about - what it really feels like and what does and doesn't work - and how to factor those things into their writing to make their fight scenes visceral, realistic page turners.
Baxter won't tell you how to write, but he will tell you what makes a great fight scene.
Baxter won't tell you how to write, but he will tell you what makes a great fight scene.
