Book lovers and writers have something in common. A love of the written word – and books! Every writer needs and has books. Shelves lined with books they like to read, copies of text in the area of interest in which they write or samples of magazines and stories they would like to branch out in. Libraries on Kobo or iPad. What sorts of resources do you use? What books grace your work space? Leave a comment and share with us.
A to Z Blogging Challenge: B is for ā¦
Organization and Inspiration for Fellow Writers 
I have a book problem. Some people collect shoes; I collect books. There is a small bookcase in my writing room just for my 45 writing books and 11 thesauri. I need to stop.
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One of my favorite reference books is First Name Reverse Dictionary, by Yvonne Navarro. I have copies of both the first and second editions. Very useful for naming characters, especially if you have a concept for that character in mind, and want a name to match.
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These sound like wonderful resources.
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You’re right! I just added another bookcase in the spare bedroom. (I will blame my hubby a bit too) But, the one in the spare bedroom is all mine. I thought I wouldn’t have that problem when I got my Kindle for my birthday last year..but..um..not so much =)
Happy A-Zing!
Elsie
AJ’s wHooligan in the A-Z Challenge
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Books are brilliant. The best way to ‘b’ a better writer is to read and saturate yourself with words. Thanks for writing!
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My kindle overflow-ith with mysteries! Love the flaming book. Aloha, Denise.
Gail visiting for AtoZ
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I like to keep one book going on kindle, one in car (audio), and one in print. Right now I’m listening “The Paris Wife”, finished an unmentionable on Kindle (really fast read when skip the parts too hot for me), and am not doing a print selection beyond the children’s school assignments “Green Eggs and Ham” and “Put Me in the Zoo”–classics š
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