On writing : A process reader
What inspires writers? What frustrates them? Why is good writing so hard? When--and how--do writers write well? In On Writing: A Process Reader, composition theorist and poet Wendy Bishop presents a collection of readings that remind us not only why writing matters, but how it gets done. Organized a...
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Boston
McGraw-Hill
2004
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| Tóm tắt: | What inspires writers? What frustrates them? Why is good writing so hard? When--and how--do writers write well? In On Writing: A Process Reader, composition theorist and poet Wendy Bishop presents a collection of readings that remind us not only why writing matters, but how it gets done. Organized around different aspects of the writing process (e.g., "Writing to Find Your Topic: Inventing, Exploring, Discovering"; "Writers and Readers: Drafting, Responding, and Revising"; etc.), the selections--by well-known published authors, as well as by students and their instructors--illuminate the art and the craft of writing. |
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