Writing Lessons from the Front Books in Order

Angela Hunt explains how fiction can draw readers into a character's emotional experience. This brief writing lesson offers practical techniques for evoking feelings and helping readers share the discoveries, struggles, and changes that give a story meaning.

Angela Hunt examines the choices writers make when selecting a narrative viewpoint. This concise lesson compares first person, third person, omniscient, and second person approaches, offering practical guidance on choosing and using the perspective that serves a story.

Angela Hunt uses a simple skeletal framework to explain the structure beneath different kinds of stories. Her practical lesson helps writers organize novels, screenplays, children's books, and other narratives around the elements that hold a plot together.

Angela Hunt collects checklists for the stages of writing and publishing fiction. Writers can use them to review characterization, plot structure, and drafts, adapting the reminders to their own process as they prepare a finished story.

Angela Hunt explains how to research the past and build a convincing historical story world. This practical guide emphasizes understanding earlier mindsets alongside universal human desires, helping writers bring readers into a period rather than merely changing its props.