Explains how to use extreme third person limited point of view in fiction to capture and sustain reader attention. With examples.

Explore five of Writing Show host Paula B's most popular articles.Collection includes:Writing Dialogue 1: The Importance of Character AgendaWriting Dialogue 2: Combining Dialogue and NarrativeWriting Dialogue 3: CompressionWriting Dialogue 4: How to Use TagsWriting Dialogue 5: Individualizing Your Characters 

Unique writers’ voices are in high demand, but what exactly is a voice, and how do you get one? Writing Show host Paula B. analyzes 13 writers' voices and offers tips for developing yours.

Most people equate space exploration with NASA—its multimillion-dollar, taxpayer funded programs and its small, elite corps of astronauts—but the public is largely unaware of the many privately funded efforts to develop space for human tourism and settlement. Making Space Happen takes readers on a first-of-its-kind journey inside the private space revolution, revealing the remarkable projects and the names, faces, and opinions of the people behind them. Author Berinstein spurs a dialogue o...

Game Development Tool Essentials provides must-have tips and tricks from industry professionals for strengthening and streamlining your game tools pipeline. Everyone knows the game tools pipeline is important, but in the current environment of shrinking budgets and increased time pressure, developers often have to settle for inefficient, ad hoc, messy pipelines.This unique book will break you out of that cycle. The practical, expert insights contained within will enable yo...

A reluctant detective, a criminal mastermind, and . . . sugar?Amanda Lester wouldn't be caught dead going into the family business. Her ancestor, Sherlock Holmes's colleague Inspector G. Lestrade, is a twit. Nevertheless her parents refuse to see his flaws, and she's going to a secret English school for the descendants of famous detectives whether she likes it or not.When Amanda arrives at the dreaded school, she considers running away—until she and her new friends discover...