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Ayn Rand: My Fiction-Writing Teacher

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Summary

Full Title: Ayn Rand: My Fiction-Writing Teacher Author(s): Erika Holzer Year Published: 2005 Publisher: Madison Press Publication Type: Unknown ISBN: 0-615-13041-0 (paperback) Description: .

Contents

• Preface: Four Years as Ayn Rand's Literary Protégé
• PART ONE
  • Chapter One: Lawyer Versus Writer: A Foot in Both Worlds
  • Chapter Two: Make Room for Passion
  • Chapter Three: Pitfalls and Traps
  • Chapter Four: Eye for an Eye: Back on track
• PART TWO
  • Chapter Five: Stoking Your Subconscious
  • Chapter Six: Avoiding False Starts
  • Chapter Seven: Flexibility
  • Chapter Eight: Research
  • Chapter Nine: Interviewing: Subcategory of Research
  • Chapter Ten: Plot, Plot and Plot
  • Chapter Eleven: Take your Inspiration Where You Find It
  • Chapter Twelve: Style: The "How" of a Story
  • Chapter Thirteen: Romantic Realism Versus Naturalism
  • Chapter Fourteen: "All of Rand 's Novels Have Heroes"
  • Chapter Fifteen: There Are Heroes ... and Heroes
  • Chapter Sixteen: Ayn Rand's Famous "Crow Epistemology"
  • Chapter Seventeen: Feedback
  • Chapter Eighteen: Emotional Fuel
  • Chapter Nineteen: A Dynamite Combination
  • Chapter Twenty: Sense of Life: "A Profoundly Personal Matter..."
  • Chapter Twenty-One: The Moral of the Story...
• SHORT STORIES
  • Eyewitness
  • The House on Hester Street
• ENDORSEMENTS
  • Double Crossing
  • Eye for an Eye
• ESSAYS
  • Ayn and I -- Co-Authors: The Facts behind a 'Literary Coup'
  • Ayn and I Go to the Movies: Victor Hugo's The Man Who Laughs
  • Odd Blend of Naturalism and Melodrama: Dissecting the widely acclaimed movie In the Bedroom
  • Academy Award Reflections: An Imagined Conversation with Ayn Rand
  • Movie Magic: Casting Atlas Shrugged with Ayn Rand
  • Fuel

Related Links

• Book homepage
• Homepage of Erika Holzer

Reviews, Criticism and Analysis

The following perspectives on this book are available online:

• By Bob Cheeks
• By Sunni Maravillosa

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