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OK, you can't read 100 books a year without thinking: I could have done better than that. Having said that, I do have some small amount of humility and am aware that like running a 5 hour marathon, even writing a bad book is a milestone. I have respect for anyone who has done the planning and spent the hours writing and selling their book. So if I'm going to have such arrogant thoughts, I aught to appreciate the process at a deeper level. Thus, I've picked up a series of short books on how to develop characters, structure a novel and write.

I've enjoyed (not) both secondary and post secondary literature and general writing classes. However, beyond the most basic academic writing skills, I know nothing about writing novels or repentantly prose. The Red Sneaker Writers series is perfect. Bernhartdt is an award winning writer who does a fantastic communicating his craft. Bernhardt makes each of his points and then gives examples from a broad range of popular and classic fiction. While the book is wonderfully instructive, it is also entertaining. When I read books about my favorite musicians, I can hear the music as songs are referred to. Reading this one, literary works were brought to mind. Even if it doesn't make my writing better, Bernhardt's writing on how to write is fascinating and entertaining. I look forward to the rest of the series.