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       Writing for Comics and Graphic Novels with Peter David - Peter D
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       By: Chip Date: June 27, 2011, 11:34 am
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       [CENTER]Writing for Comics and Graphic Novels with Peter David
       (2009)
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       I love to write and have been doing as much as I can to learn
       from as many sources as possible. So, I decided to give Writing
       for Comics and Graphic Novels with Peter David  a shot and see
       if there was anything new that I could pick up on. If anything,
       I like to see what other people's processes are, regarding how
       they approach writers block, getting ideas, format, etc...
       So, how was this book? Meh. It was okay. The thing about most
       writing books is that they all come from the same place:
       Aristotle, who created the Beginning, Middle and End or the 3
       Act structure. Everyone since then had tried to come up with
       their own variation. Some work, other don't. Overall, this book
       glosses over a lot of stuff. I really didn't find a whole lot of
       useful or new stuff that I didn't already know. The only
       interesting thing within' the book were the parts showing actual
       comic pages utilizing story and character structure. Other than
       that, there's not a lot going for it. You are better off finding
       books that go much deeper in theory and practical use then this
       one.
       It's an okay book. I just can't recommend this one at all.
       3 Stars out of 5
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