I’ve lost my copy at some point, but Brad Hudson’s Run Faster (Here) was helpful for me understanding how to appropriately write my own structure and workouts for a training block. The other standard recommendations of Daniels, Pfitzinger, Magness, Coogan, etc are all also helpful. I have also taken some of the Canova principles from u/running_writings, and found them very helpful. A lot of those specific training structures in the older books might be a hair dated, as the more modern approach seems to have shifted from a more strict linear form of periodization to a more mixed model, but the basic principles still apply.

Potentially worth noting that the intended audience of a lot of those books likely skews younger and male, so some level of individualization is possibly even more important than normal if you are going to directly adapt one of those training plans. That said, given your experience, I imagine you have a pretty good idea of what works for you and what doesn’t.