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Creating characters

Howard Lauther

1998

Adventure, mystery, and romance

John G. Cawelti

1976

Dickens and the invisible world

Stone, Harry

1979

The art of biblical narrative

Robert Alter

1981

Shakespeare's storytellers

Barbara Nathan Hardy

1996

Changing ideas, changing texts

Reinhard Uhrig

2001

A poetics of Jonah

Kenneth M. Craig

1993

Technique and sensibility in the fiction and poetry of Raymond Carver

Arthur F. Bethea

2001

Virginia Woolf & postmodernism

Pamela L. Caughie

1991

Number and nightmare, forms of fantasy in contemporary fiction

Jean E. Kennard

1975

Writing movies for fun and profit!

Robert Ben Garant

2011

Bending the frame in the German cyclical narrative

Vickie L. Ziegler

1991

Coming to terms

Seymour Benjamin Chatman

1990

Stories of the Babylonian Talmud

Jeffrey L. Rubenstein

2010

The narrative secret of Flannery O'Connor

Ruthann Knechel Johansen

1994

The disobedient writer

Nancy A. Walker

1995

Shakespeare Survey

Peter Holland

2003

The art of fiction

David Lodge

1992

Saul Bellow

Daniel Fuchs

1983

Marginal forces/cultural centers

Michael Bérubé

1992

The Rhetoric of Fictionality

Richard Walsh

2007

Closed Circuits

Garrett Stewart

2014

The workings of Old Testament narrative

Peter D. Quinn-Miscall

1983

How picturebooks work

Maria Nikolajeva

2000

The technique of the novel

Carl Henry Grabo

1964

Qui a tué Roger Ackroyd?

Pierre Bayard

2000

The self wired

Lisa Yaszek

2002

Innovation inSamuel Beckett's fiction

Rubin Rabinovitz

1992

Anatomy of the Fourth Gospel

R. Alan Culpepper

1983

The road to Emmaus

Jan Wojcik

1989

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