books by Laura Whitcomb

books by Laura Whitcomb

books:

Laura Whitcomb

The Fetch
Laura Whitcomb

Houghton Mifflin, 2009

Calder is a Fetch, a death escort, the first of his kind to step from Heaven back to Earth.The first to fall in love with a mortal girl. But when he climbs backwards out of that Death Scene, into the chaos of the Russian Revolution, he tears a wound in the ghost realm, where the spirits begin a revolution of their own.

Building inter-rater reliability into performance assessment.: An article from: Academic Exchange Quarterly
Laura L. Whitcomb, Angela M. Young

Rapid Intellect Group, Inc., 2003

This digital document is an article from Academic Exchange Quarterly, published by Rapid Intellect Group, Inc. on March 22, 2003. The length of the article is 3064 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after ...

Novel Shortcuts: Ten Techniques that Ensure a Great First Draft
Laura Whitcomb

Writers Digest Books, 2009

Novel Shortcuts gives you a unique take on ?speed depth in fiction writing,? showing you how to write a fast first draft that?s also rich and engrossing (it?s really possible!). With examples from published works and detailed instruction, this helpful guide addresses everything from premise development to scene building to tone and much, much more.

A Certain Slant of Light

Laura Whitcomb

Graphia, 2005

The Light and The Quick and The Lucky to read it.
I've spent the last week in a lovely stupor while reading this book. The author takes the reader, along with Helen, James, Billy & Jenny, from the lightest gossamer of an idea to feeling the weight of the world (current, past and next) in complicated turns but never ...

Your First Novel: An Author Agent Team Share the Keys to Achieving Your Dream

Ann Rittenberg, Laura Whitcomb

Writers Digest Books, 2006

EXTREMELY HELPFUL
This book was very helpful. I have just finished my first novel after a year and a half of work. I only wished I had read this book before typing out over 250 pages. Depending on your reason for writing, this book could either be a help or a major discouragement. When ...