The Elements of Style has become a classic inclusion in English writing resources. A manual intended to help strengthen your style and omit unnecessary writing habits.

Dreyer's guide takes on everything under the umbrella of punctuation and grammar; from homophones and passive voice, to comma use and capitalization.

Presenting regular grammar and style ideas in a lens of creative and effective prose, Hale encourages writers to take on advanced syntax goals.

Story Genius gives you the tools to successfully structure your story, and create a plot blueprint that will drive your writing to completion.

This book reconsiders writing and usage guides in the ever-changing 21st century, while also encouraging you to break the rules when logical.

Woe is I is a bestselling grammar guide written with a witty tone to encourage all levels of writers to understand grammar.

Understanding how to convey your characters' emotions is a huge struggle for writers, and this book lays out ways to do that; showing and not telling emotional response in all intensities.

Part memoir, and part lesson, King's On Writing is a fantastically composed balance of advice and personal anecdote.

In this step-by-step guide to writing, Lamott teaches us what it takes to be a writer, and the art of taking the work "bird by bird."

Daemon Voices is made up of 30 or so essays Pullman has written about storytelling. Pullman is a masterful author, and his insight on writing is valuable and enriching.

Atwood has penned six essays on the subject of writing for this book, covering profound analyses of what it means to write and be a writer.

Essays from twenty well-known authors on what keeps them going, even through the heartbreaks of writing.

The guidance of many acclaimed memoirists on working through dark times in their lives to create honest and powerful works.