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The Scene Book
The Scene Book

By Sandra Scofield, Sandra Jean Scofield

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A treasure-trove of scene-writing wisdom from award-winning author and teacher Sandra Scofield To write a good scene, you have to know the following: • Every scene has an EVENT • Every s...

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Hand-Schrift, Schreib-Werke

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Freies Schreiben in der Fremdsprache, Prozesse und ihre Didaktik
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Write On
Write On

By Jane Watson

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Selected works on the art of writing
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Reisho daijiten

By Chukei Fushimi

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By Kohei Soma

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