The Elements of Editing
by Arthur Plotnik | 
Writing Fiction For Dummies
by Randy Ingermanson |
Plot Versus Character
by Jeff Gerke |
Story Structure Architect
by Victoria Lynn Schmidt | 
Writing with Style
by John R. Trimble |
Building Better Plots
by Robert Kernen |
Goal, Motivation and Conflict
by Debra Dixon |
Creating Character Arcs
by K. M. Weiland |
Writer's Guide to Character Traits
by Linda Edelstein |
Setting
by Jack M. Bickham |
The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing
by Michael Harvey |
Characters, Emotion & Viewpoint
by Nancy Kress |
45 Master Characters
by Victoria Lynn Schmidt |
The Complete Writer's Guide to Heroes and Heroines
by Tami D. Cowden |
Creating Character Emotions
by Ann Hood |
Naming the World
by Bret Anthony Johnston |
Dreyer's English
by Benjamin Dreyer |
Self-Editing for Fiction Writers
by Renni Browne | 
The Essential Guide to Freelance Writing
by Zachary Petit |
Techniques of the Selling Writer
by Dwight V. Swain |
When too tightly leashed, writing chokes and loses its vitality. Although the rules of composition popularized in William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White's Elements of Style have been de rigueur for decades, they won't exactly set your writing free.