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Writer's Guide to Character Traits Linda Edelstein
Publisher: F+W Media, Inc.

Stereotypes exist for a reason. What is involved in writing a good character? I liken this one book to a sort of biblical status. Philosopher king said I'll have to check out the links. Careers for Your Characters: A Writer's Guide to 101 Professions from Architect to Zookeeper. It is called: The Writer's Guide to Character Traits by Linda N. The answer can be found in some of your how-to books. With The Writer's Guide to Character Traits, psychologist and professor Linda Edelstein has created a basic guide for Writers. One book I dip in and out of as my work dictates is the fantastic Writer's Guide to Character Traits. From serial killers to business tycoons to politicians, The Writer's Guide to Character Traits profiles the mental, emotional and physical qualities of dozens of different personality types. A writer's reference library can get overwhelming. Usually, because there's an element of truth to them. We need books on cultures, settings, expressions, people–just about every topic. A book that I've found to be useful if you haven't already looked at it is "The Writer's Guide to Character Traits" by Linda N. The Writer's & Artist's Yearbook The Oxford Handbook of Style Useful for grammar, manuscript formatting and so on. Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 11:44:00 PM EDT. “Careers for Your Characters: A Writer’s Guide to 101. Writers Guide to Character Traits: Thumbs Down.