Review: Useful Beyond Compare
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
“Write, Revise, Rejoice” by Daniel Raynes is by far one of the most useful tools any writer can have. The book is filled with exercises, tips, and tricks to get you off of your feet and back to writing. I honestly wish that this novel was around when I started writing my first novel. A lot of the stumbling blocks I encountered (writer’s block, bland dialogue, etc…) could have been avoided or at least minimized.The best part about this book is that it can be used as a reference guide when you are writing a novel. The chapters are clearly labeled and you can go to them at will when you need help in a certain area. It covers everything from writing dialog to writing for an audience and even writing and video-games. I can honestly say that this book will be used to help me write and edit and further projects.Do not sleep on this book. If you have an idea that you want to turn into a novel than I strongly suggest “Write, Revise, Rejoice: How to Write a Book, From Start to Finish, Using Emotional Prose to Raise YOUR Voice”  5/5.