The best books on screenwriting

Helps authors to create a plot structure using fifteen plot points.

A deep analysis on how ancient mythology has an effect on present day movies and television.

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“American Screenwriters: The Insiders’ Look at the Art, the Craft, and the Business of Writing Movies,” edited by Karl Schanzer & Thomas Lee Wright

“Backstory: Interviews With Screenwriters, Volumes 1–4,” edited by Patrick McGilligan

“The Craft of the Screenwriter,” edited by John Brady

“The New Screenwriter Look at the New Screenwriter,” edited by William Froug

“The Screenwriter Looks at the Screenwriter,” edited by William Froug

“Screenwriter: Words Become Pictures,” edited by Lee Server

“Screenwriters: The Best in the Businesss Discuss Their Craft,” edited by Joel Engel

“Oscar-Winning Screenwriters On Screenwriting: The Award-Winning Best in the Business Discuss Their Craft,” edited by Joel Engel

“Screenwriters’ Masterclass: Screenwriters Talk About Their Greatest Movies,” edited by Kevin Conroy Scott

“Why We Write: Personal Statements and Photographic Portraits of 25 Top Screenwriters,” edited by Lorian Tamara Elbert