rhetoric

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rhetoric

The elements of style

1979
A manual conveying the principles of plain English style.

Punctuation at the game

2013
Readers explore the many ways punctuation is used at sports games. A helpful introduction to an important language arts skill, the text supports classroom lessons using relatable content and easy-to-read language. Readers learn the many punctuation symbols through fun examples and colorful photographs.

Telling the tale

narration and point of view
2009
Examines prose writing, focusing on fictional narratives, and discusses perspective, protagonists, scenes, style, and other related topics; and includes example excerpts from well known authors including Mark Twain.

On writing well

the classic guide to writing nonfiction
2001
Presents a twenty-fifth anniversary edition of the classic guide to writing, discussing the basic principles, methods, and forms of writing, and considering personal style.

Principles of style for the business writer

1985
Advice for today's business writer who writes daily, but has no professional training in writing.

Be the best at writing

2013
Explains writing techniques and provides tips for beginning writers.

They say

the moves that matter in academic writing
2010
Identifies the methods and techniques used by academic writers to introduce, explain, and use other authors' work in their own writings.

Conquering the college admissions essay in 10 steps

crafting a winning personal statement
2013
A guide to writing a meaningful and polished college admissions essay that expresses the applicant's personality, strengths, and goals; with step-by-step instructions through the writing process.

Microstyle

the art of writing little
2011
A branding consultant explains how to craft miniature messages such as headlines, titles, sound bites, brand names, domain names, and slogans that grab attention, communicate effectively, and stick in the mind, focusing each chapter on a particular tool.

How to write a sentence

and how to read one
2011
Explains how to craft the perfect sentence, as well as how to appreciate well-written prose, and presents examples from William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Henry James, Martin Luther King Jr., Antonin Scalia, and Elmore Leonard.

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