250 Daring Tips for a Writer is a booze-soaked, witty, and honest zen take on writing. The book contains capacious, bold, sometimes obscene, but outrageously inspiring advice from the writer and screenwriter Chuck Wendig. How to patch up plot holes and not ruin the dialogue? Why do you need a character with a rotten? Why should the first draft of a novel be written in the best possible way? The author will not stand on ceremony with you - he will take you by the scruff of the neck and drag you through the entire literary process, instructing you along the way: "the first goal: to finish the shit that you started", "too many participants only spoil the orgy", "inflated descriptions - from your inflated ego," and "explanation is the sand in the shorts of history." Believe me, you have never seen such books about writing.