Creative writing Books
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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewBoth bibliographies are well done and will be beneficial to academic and large public libraries... * Booklist *
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New Directions Publishing Corporation Literature Class Berkeley 1980
Book SynopsisA master class from the exhilarating writer Julio CortázarTrade Review"One of those books that radically shifted my thinking about the possibilities of narrative." -- Christopher Higgs - Big Other"Literature Class is a serious boon for Julio Cortázar fans. Delivered at the end of his life while visiting UC Berkeley, these eight lectures offer fresh insights into the mind of one of the 20th Century’s most vital writers." -- Jeff Jackson - Fanzine""There's no question that Julio Cortázar is among the most revered Latin American writers of any age. In Literature Class, readers are treated to a series of talks the author gave at Berkeley circa 1980. They range from meditations on the writer's path to the elements of an effective short story. "I'm not a critic or theorist," he writes, "which means that in my work, I look for solutions as problems arise." While this may be true, it's hard to imagine anyone better suited to tackle the endless possibilities of literature and language itself."" -- Juan Vidal, NPR"The consequent lectures—originally delivered in Spanish and translated adeptly by Katherine Silver—are erudite, intimate, charmingly fragmented, and anecdotal, covering a range of topics, from “Eroticism and Literature” to “The Realistic Short Story.”" -- Dustin Illingworth - The Atlantic"Based on the words spoken by Cortázar and his students, the class that he taught appears to be an interesting hybrid of Cortázar as tour guide of his body of work, and as mentor into the broader lessons about the qualities of fiction that resonated most with him." -- The Culture Trip"A first-class literary imagination." -- The New York Times"As Cortázar stresses throughout his talks, writing is rarely a pursuit of answers but, rather, about investigation—of the self, of one’s work, and of the world at large. The goal of the novel, Cortázar says, is to harmonize its formal and literal questions into a central, destabilizing quandary: 'Why are things like they are and not otherwise?" -- The New Yorker"[T]he lectures, at times, do feel cobbled together—but in the best way, in the way of art that thrives in complexity and contradiction. They are made from pieces of Cortázar’s life, his writing, his experiences as a young writer in Argentina and an as exile in Paris, his deep engagement with literature and cinema and politics, and they show the mind of a writer at work, asking questions and unearthing new possibilities." -- John Flynn-York - The Rumpus"A glittering showcase for a daring talent—Julio Cortázar is a dazzler." -- The San Francisco Chronicle"Cortázar spoke of something more than novelty or progress—he spoke of the radically new and joyful nature of every instant, of the body, the memory and the imagination of men and women." -- Carlos Fuentes"He was, perhaps without trying, the Argentine who made the whole world love him." -- Gabriel García Márquez"Anyone who doesn’t read Cortázar is doomed." -- Pablo Neruda
£999.99
Wayne State University Press What to Count
Book SynopsisWith heart and insight, the poems in Alise Alousi’s What to Count speak to what it means to come of age as an Iraqi American during the first Gulf War and its continuing aftermath, but also to the joy and complexity of motherhood, daughterhood, and what it means to live a creative life.Trade ReviewAlise Alousi writes as an Iraqi American, a Detroiter, a daughter, a mother, and a citizen who refuses to let injustices slide, who is sensitive to the darker passages of our history, who counts people who would otherwise be counted out. She is a poet of witness and solace." - Edward Hirsch, author of Gabriel: A Poem"As though the ocular cavity may hold an eternity in the ‘sliver of the everyday,’ Alise Alousi’s poems create cinematic dimensions beyond sight as they subtly, gently navigate her father’s loss of sight—emblematic of the loss of all the multiplicities that define the speaker. It takes great prowess to shape ‘memory / into a spoon,’ as Alousi does, nourishing the spirit by revealing and recovering the past." - Shadab Zeest Hashmi, author of Ghazal Cosmopolitan and Comb"I've been reading and listening to Alise Alousi's poetry for a long time, captivated by both its aural and structural patterns and immediacy of experience. This is not poetry at any distance, but one feels inside a life, across the table from the poet, hearing news from a friend. There are an array of formal approaches here, as well as Alousi's commitment to her community and the care she has for it." - Kazim Ali, author of Sukun: New and Selected Poems"What To Count is a lyrical composition of intimate vignettes, revealing the intricacies of intergenerational diasporic relationships across multiple cultures and geographies, from Baghdad to Detroit. This remarkable collection explores the boundaries of form through daring experimentation. Divided into three sections—Pattern, Persistence, and Portrait—each section is a poetic masterpiece in its own right. This significant contribution to Arab and Arab American literature is especially critical, as it marks the twentieth anniversary of the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, a war that sparked one of the most prolonged and disheartening periods in the histories of both Iraq and America. Alise Alousi’s poetic journey of un/coverings celebrates the connection between those who survived the direct experiences of war and displacement and those with post-memory in the diaspora—mutually the trauma, hopes, and dreams." - Dena Al-Adeeb, Iraqi born artist, writer, educator, scholar-activist, and mother"‘What counts is the circle when you dance like this,’ says Alise Alousi, letting her words echo in our minds. The distinctive voice in these poems allows the ‘I’ to resort to the other pronouns in reverberating at the most intimate yet public. These are poems at the service of humanity." - Dunya Mikhail, author of In Her Feminine Sign"In What to Count, Alise Alousi trains an unflinching eye on the life she has lived as a daughter of immigrants (‘We came to Detroit for a funeral and never left / the all-electric house . . .’) and as a mother and wife. But that eye is also inward looking, reliving her own dreams, that gift that, like a poem, ‘turned away’ as she ‘slowly lifted her hand to wave.’ However unrequited its gesture, that hand has never stopped waving, and these poems greet their readers with a persistent urgency. What to Count soars high above the fray of postindustrial America." - Tyrone Williams, professor at SUNY Buffalo and author of stilettos in a rifle range (Wayne State University Press)
£17.09
Beaufort Books The Big Ten of Grammar
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£12.59
University of New Mexico Press River Teeth Twenty Years of Creative Nonfiction
Book SynopsisTo celebrate twenty years of introducing talented new writers to readers and publishing great nonfiction, the founding editors, Joe Mackall and Daniel W. Lehman, have selected their all-time favorite essays published in River Teeth in this stunning collection.
£19.76
City Lights Books TwoWay Mirror A Poetry Notebook
Book SynopsisThe poem is perhaps the highest verbal form of communication. It illuminates and it conceals. It is as precise and as vague as a mirror."—David MeltzerTwo-Way Mirror is a classic book of poetics. Written in short remarks, autobiographical anecdotes, and inspirational quotations drawn from philosophical, ethnographic, and literary sources, Two-Way Mirror is both a nondidactic guide to the art Meltzer has devoted his life to, and a literary pleasure in itself. With its various writing prompts, Two-Way Mirror has proven to be both inspirational and practical, a teaching tool and a guide to creativity that makes the perfect gift for poets at any stage of development.Attractively bound and printed in a deluxe gift edition, and featuring Meltzer''s collection of found artwork collaged from thrift-store grammar books, this new and expanded edition retains the charm of the original while updating it for the present day.Building uTrade Review"This heterogenous master volume is filled with advice, speculation, enthusiasm, new and ancient esoterica, play, collage, resistance, creative and useful definitions of major poetic terms, practical counsel about how to read and write poetry and so much more. All this makes it not only an idiosyncratic and welcome guide to reading and writing poetry, but also a kind of poem itself. Reading Two-Way Mirror, I feel continually surprised, excited, alive. This book makes me want to make poems, and readers, beware: if you are not already a poet, this book could very well turn you into one."----Matthew Zapruder, author of Sun Bear (Copper Canyon, 2015) and Why Poetry (Ecco Press, 2016) "David Meltzer had set out, when he was very young, to write a long poem called The History of Everything, an ambition that his later poetry brought ever closer to fulfillment. Here, in Two-Way Mirror, he shows us the underpinnings for such an enterprise: a brilliant & wise work as rich in insights & discoveries today as when it was first published in 1977. I know of no better amalgam of poetry & poetics & no better introduction to the ways in which poetry can emerge for us & lead us beyond ourselves & toward our own fulfillments. Meltzer's grace of mind & the life of poetry that surrounds it make the case complete."----Jerome Rothenberg "A great book of learning from a lifetime's thoughts of the poem. Ramble, scribble, tickle, lightbulb! Timely and highly worthwhile."--Clark Coolidge "Invaluable for anyone who reads or writes poetry, or has a restless desire of any kind, this wondrous, zany compendium gives us 'a biography of poetry' that directly enters our veins, bypassing all the crud and restoring our sense of the art, and David Meltzer is a champion of the impossible to have compiled it. Out of print since 1977, this new expanded edition is a gift of delight and wisdom----keep it in your bag by day and by your bed at night."----Mary Ruefle "This is a marvelously ingenious re-edition of a small classic with a fresh introduction, clever retro pictures, and a highly personal conclusion. Meltzer, one of the very last Beat poets still standing (and writing!) offers to young people in particular a provocative guide on how to think about becoming a poet and how to be a poet, drawing upon the transhistorical, shamanic wisdom and memory that are the poet's basic tools. Two-Way Mirror will be widely read and highly valued."----Paul Buhle, editor of The Beats: A Graphic History "City Lights Books and editor Garrett Caples have without doubt done the poetry world a full on solid by bringing Meltzer's book back in print ... While today's twitter-fed MFA communities may at first be puzzled by how righteously Meltzer celebrates the printed text as object this book is destined to become a regularly utilized classroom text. At the very least every creative writing program office would benefit from having a copy on hand. Poets & Writers should be all over it. The book's value as an educational tool was after all in part the original impetus behind its initial publication ... Whether or not you're interested in poetry Meltzer's joy full of admiration and respect for the mysterious play of letters provides testament to that wondrous voyage through reading writing into becoming: this life business which begins with the lifting of a pen."----Patrick James Dunagan, The Rumpus "[N]ot merely refreshing but momentous. Updated with recent additions, Meltzer's tome presents a set of poetic reflections, quotes from writers and thinkers from across the ages, disguised writing prompts, and ramblings that, instead of hoisting up organized directives, opens doors, and creates possibilities of profound reflection and good soul-searing fun."--Jake Marmer, Tablet Magazine "'Poetry's a magic act,' writes Oakland's David Meltzer, who began his career during the heyday of the Beat Generation. In this collection of poetry and prose, he muses on the definitions of poetry, quotes some of his favorite works by other poets and advises the reader about how to capture a poem ('Pay attention'). The charming black-and-white illustrations are from Meltzer's collections of thrift store grammar books."--San Jose Mercury News "City Lights has long supported the ideas of writers, and David Meltzer's Two--Way Mirror: A Poetry Notebook, is another welcome reissue, with passionate proclamations about creating compositions that sing. 'Make every inch of your beloved a poem,' he says ... This is not as easy as it sounds, and Meltzer know his mysticism is less easy than it seems. 'The poem' he reminds us, 'illuminates and conceals. It is as precise and as vague as a mirror.' Two-Way Mirror is a beauty, a manifesto, an inspiration and a challenge."--Barbara Berman, The Rumpus "In his visionary collection of anecdotes, advice and edifying quotes, Meltzer traces his evolution as an artist. Now Meltzer's luminous, emotionally engaging language impresses on readers his insights from a decades-long oeuvre. His book of poetics delivers a complex and compelling how-to guide on the art of writing poetry. City Lights' reissue of the 1977 edition packs a breadth of intellect, philosophical insight and artistic practice into a slim primer resonant with the spirit of the San Francisco Renaissance. In homage to his origins in the 1960s Beat generation, Meltzer takes readers on an evocative study of poetry as an interconnected and cross-cultural process ... As a whole, the body of work remains an inspirational compendium of elegant sketches about the craft of poetry. Two-Way Mirror offers an intriguing glimpse into the art of personalizing language from a poet who has honed his skill for more than six decades."----The Daily Californian "Time and again when students are faced with complex poems the temptation is to shrug and walk away; Meltzer's advice is central. After all a stanza is a room. Enter it, look around, move onto the next room and then walk back to experience being in the first one again. Reading is looking, thinking and responding. This book is a boost to self-confidence and, in turn, self-esteem and I wish that every secondary school in the country would buy this book! After that, I wish that every Head of Department in the country would make it essential reading for his colleagues and use its resources as topics for departmental discussion."--Ian Brinton, Tears in the Fence "A handsome hardcover from City Lights seems a fitting way to showcase a work that seems to have been decades in the making."--Colin Cooper, Beat Scene "At its heart, Two-Way Mirror is a text of conversation, conversation with the poets Meltzer admires, those he knows or knew personally, the works of these poets, and the poems themselves. It's a conversation between the parts of Meltzer that will always be a student of the word, ever hungry for expansion in understanding. As a text that invites you to respond, approaching it conversationally will allow for the best read. This is your formal invitation to participate in the work."-Alex Rieser, Heavy Feather Review "[D]elightful. Especially for those who've read widely or are willing to pick up and pursue the tempting crumbs [David] Meltzer drops in the course of his meandering, associative discussion of the poetic impulse ... Coming from a man who's not only a poet but also a scholar of Jewish mysticism, this wide-ranging book feels like the natural outcome of Meltzer's childhood goal to write a "History of Everything." It's that ambitious ... [I]f you'd enjoy a flipbook-fast romp through the history of man's inclination to name and sing, then this funhouse mirror is for you."--New York Journal of Books
£13.29
Station Hill Press,U.S. CHILDMADE
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£17.95
Talonbooks How to Write
Book SynopsisHow to Write is a perverse Coles Notes: a paradigm of prosody where writing as sampling, borrowing, cutting-and-pasting and mash-up meets literature. This collection of conceptual short ?ction takes inspiration from Lautréamont's decree that plagiarism is necessary. It is implied in the idea of progress. It clasps the author's sentence tight, uses his expressions, eliminates a false idea, replaces it with the right idea.Already early in the twentieth century, the modernist Ezra Pound asserted that poets should make it new, and of course by it he meant the tradition: the materiality of pre-existent writing. The assertion is by no means original, much less post-modern: John Donne, for example, argued centuries ago that all mankind is of one author, and is one volume.How to Write is an instruction manual for the demise of ownership. A multitudinous dialogue of writers and subjects, words and contexts, it unleashes a cacophony of voices where authors don't
£12.34
Hays (Nicolas) Ltd ,U.S. Night Wings A Soulful Dreaming and Writing
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£15.19
Ubu Repertory Theater Publications Playwrights of Exile
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£20.71
Theatre Communications Group Inc.,U.S. In Their Own Words Contemporary American
Book SynopsisIncludes: Lee Breuer, Christopher Durang, Richard Foreman, Maria Irene Fornes, Charles Fuller, John Guare, Joan Holden, David Henry Hwang, David Mamet, Emily Mann, Richard Nelson, Marsha Norman, David Rabe, Wallace Shawn, Stephen Sondheim, Megan Terry, Luis Valdez, Michael Weller, August Wilson and Lanford Wilson.
£17.09
Collegiate Press College Writing Skills
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsPart 1 Unit One: Writing Paragraphs Chapter 2 Putting Your Thoughts to Work Chapter 3 Building Paragraphs: Key Concepts and Skills Chapter 4 Choosing Methods of Paragraph Development: Part One Chapter 5 Choosing Methods of Paragraph Development: Part Two Part 6 Unit Two: Writing Sentences Chapter 7 Composing Simple and Compound Sentences Chapter 8 Working with Sentence Patterns Chapter 9 Using Phrases to Expand Sentences Chapter 10 Using Clauses to Expand Sentences Chapter 11 Punctuating Sentences Part 12 Unit Three: Choosing Words Chapter 13 Working with Nouns Chapter 14 Working with Pronouns Chapter 15 Working with Verbs Chapter 16 Working with Modifiers and Connecting Words Part 17 Writing Compositions Chapter 18 Developing and Composing the Essay Chapter 19 Revising Your Writing Chapter 20 Getting More from Your Composition Skills Chapter 21 Producing an Essay Part 22 Appendix: Extra Practice for Students Acquiring English Part 23 Index
£90.25
Three Rooms Press Triumph for Rent Three Plays
Book SynopsisPlaywright Peter Carlaftes presents three compelling, funny, and biting dramas in Triumph for Rent: Three Plays. The plays include Spin-Dry: An hilarious wild ride through a 90s rehab center for celebrities; Hunger: a heartfelt drama-inspired by the Knut Hamsun novel-about a starving writer struggling to keep his integrity alive as the borders blur between fantasy and reality worlds of rocker chicks, hookers and convicts; and Frontier A-Go-Go, a tragi-comedy in which a man living on a man living on the Nebraska plains circa 1872 uses a time machine to summon a hippie drifter and a budding feminist who have just conceived a daughter at a rock concert in 1972, and then summons the daughter, aged 25, from her 1997 date with a cybergeek.
£10.99
Shell Educational Publishing 180 Days Writing for Second Grade
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£18.16
Random House USA Inc Tom Stoppard
Book SynopsisA NEW YORK TIMES CRITICS' TOP BOOK OF THE YEAR • One of our most brilliant biographers takes on one of our greatest living playwrights, drawing on a wealth of new materials and on many conversations with him.“An extraordinary record of a vital and evolving artistic life, replete with textured illuminations of the plays and their performances, and shaped by the arc of Stoppard’s exhilarating engagement with the world around him, and of his eventual awakening to his own past.” —Harper'sTom Stoppard is a towering and beloved literary figure. Known for his dizzying narrative inventiveness and intense attention to language, he deftly deploys art, science, history, politics, and philosophy in works that span a remarkable spectrum of literary genres: theater, radio, film, TV, journalism, and fiction. His most acclaimed creations—Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, The Real Thing, Arcadia, The
£19.00
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Writing Song Lyrics A Creative and Critical
Book SynopsisGlenn Fosbraey is Programme Leader of BA Creative Writing at the University of Winchester, and co-wrote the 2nd year module 'Composing Song Lyrics' with Andrew Melrose. He has published various journal articles on the subjects of drama and lyrics, with the most recent being a study of pedagogical approaches to song lyrics, and is currently working on a chapter in the upcoming book on Leonard Cohen (ed. Prof. Peter Billingham). Glenn has been writing and recording songs for almost twenty years, and is currently working on his new album 'In Bloom', a musical re-imagining of Joyce's Ulysses.Andrew Melrose is Professor of Writing at the University of Winchester, he has around 170 published works in the public domain, including 15 films, 36 books (3 academic with Routledge) , and countless other works including academic articles, chapters, short stories, poetry and songs (on CD and Film). He has been writing and performing songs for over forty years and is currently recording his latest 'alTrade ReviewWriting Song Lyrics is a lively and entertaining meditation on the art of songwriting; a joyous personal riff on a canon of beautiful songs which continue to inspire and colour our lives. * Richard Mills, St Mary’s University, UK *Writing Song Lyrics is a necessary and lively guide for the creative writing classroom. The authors analyze lyrics by legendary artists like the Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and many others to illustrate the techniques of matching words to music. * Tami Haaland, Montana State University, USA *Writing Song Lyrics is indispensable for anyone who wants to take lyrics seriously and intelligently. Written in a clear and accessible style, it has good points for discussion, practical advice/exercises for writing, a wide range of reference and is written by experienced lyric writers. * Adrian May, University of Essex, UK *Table of ContentsIntroduction Part I Foundations 1. How important are lyrics in popular music? And who makes them important, the author, or the audience? 2. What should the popular lyric be discussing? 3. Meaning 4. Genre 5. Getting a reaction 6. The extra-verbal elements of music 7. Technology and creativity Part II Speculations 8. Inspiration/the grind – Getting the ideas 9. Character 10. To rhyme or not to rhyme 11. Chord sequence 12. Marriage between words and music 13. Structure 14. Storytelling 15. Looking beyond.
£75.00
Castle Point Books One Poem a Day
Book SynopsisDon't hold back. Pour your feelings onto the pages of this uniquely satisfying poetry journal. Whether you're a poetry-lover, a poet, or a regular person wanting to speak your truth, you'll never be at a loss for inspiration with One Poem a Day.
£17.31
McGraw-Hill Education Brief McGrawHill Handbook MLA 2016 Update
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£72.00
Cengage Advantage Books The Pocket Wadsworth
Book SynopsisThis sixth edition of THE POCKET WADSWORTH HANDBOOK provides up-to-date, realistic advice for today's digital-age students. You will find it clearly written, thorough, easy to navigate, and indispensable for use in college courses and beyond.
£34.49
At a Glance Writing Paragraphs and Beyond with
Book SynopsisAT A GLANCE: WRITING PARAGRAPHS AND BEYOND, WITH INTEGRATED READINGS, 6e includes a handbook for help with fundamentals, forty integrated readings by student and professional writers, instruction in writing paragraphs and short essays, an introduction to reading-based writing, and practice with reading techniques, all in a concise, affordable book.
£34.19
Bedford Books Rules for Writers with Writing about Literature
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£60.62
Bedford Books The St Martins Handbook with 2016 MLA Update
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£98.23
Bedford Books Real Writing Essentials
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£57.92
W. W. Norton & Company Lets Talk with Readings
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£38.00
W. W. Norton & Company Back to the Lake
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£999.99
Scholastic US Writing A ProjectBased Approach
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£17.09
Edinburgh University Press Reading Fictional Languages
Book SynopsisProvides a guide for creating, exploring, and understanding fictional, imaginary, and invented languages
£99.90
Hay House Inc 21 Days to Awaken the Writer Within
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£13.49
Sourcebooks, Inc Write Tight Say Exactly What You Mean with
Book SynopsisWilliam Brohaugh is the former editor of Writer's Digest magazine and the former editorial director of Writer's Digest Books. He is the author of Unfortunate English and Professional Etiquette for Writers, and is the director of English through the Ages. He lives in Amelia, Ohio.
£999.99
Sourcebooks, Inc The Successful Novelist A Lifetime of Lessons
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£17.99
Sterling Juvenile Essays and Term Papers SparkCharts
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£6.03
Abrams Writing SciFi and Fantasy Lit Starts A Book of
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewGood writing begins with WRITING–anything! JUST WRITE, GODAMMIT! Inside these books are 388 wildly creative, ridiculously fun ideas and prompts to get you going. Seriously, if these workbooks don't get you going, then you need to forget about writing and go open a dry-cleaning franchise. -- Mary Roach * bestselling author of Stiff, Spook, Bonk, and Grunt, among others *
£12.34
Abrams Writing Memoir Lit Starts A Book of Writing
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewGood writing begins with WRITING–anything! JUST WRITE, GODAMMIT! Inside these books are 388 wildly creative, ridiculously fun ideas and prompts to get you going. Seriously, if these workbooks don't get you going, then you need to forget about writing and go open a dry-cleaning franchise. -- Mary Roach * bestselling author of Stiff, Spook, Bonk, and Grunt, among others *
£10.44
Quickstudy Reference Guides Research Writing Papers Theses Dissertations
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Barcharts, Inc Writing Tips Term Paper Vocabulary Quick Study
Book SynopsisWord choice is extremely important in academic, formal or creative writing. This handy word bank was chosen for maximum effectiveness and power. Select words, the definitions, and a comprehensive list of transition words are included all in effort to decrease your time word searching and increase thoughtful writing and consequently, grades!
£999.99
Barcharts, Inc English Composition Style Quick Study Academic
Book SynopsisGuide to how 'elements of style' function in the composition and editing process of writing. Useful for any student from middle school through college as a quick-reference writing tool.
£10.97
Quickstudy Reference Guides Writing Common Core 7th Grade
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Barcharts, Inc English 5th Grade
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Barcharts, Inc English 6th Grade
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Barcharts, Inc Persuasive Essay
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Quickstudy Reference Guides English Fundamentals 1 Grammar
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Quickstudy Reference Guides English Verbs
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Quickstudy Reference Guides ApaMLA Guidelines 7th9th Editions Style
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Quickstudy Reference Guides MLA Guidelines 9th Edition
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£999.99
Shell Educational Publishing 180 Days Writing for Sixth Grade
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£999.99
Wildside Press The Art of Dramatic Writing
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£999.99
Adams Media Corporation The Everything Guide to Writing Childrens Books
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£12.99
Adams Media Corporation The Everything Guide to Writing Your First Novel
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£12.93
