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Writing Brave and Free: Encouraging Words for People Who Want to Start Writing by Ted Kooser, Steve Cox, 2006-03-01
The Practice of Writing by Robert Scholes, Nancy R. Comley, et all 2000-12-22
Journalistic Writing: Building the Skills, Honing the Craft by Robert M. Knight, 2010-05-01
10 Steps in Writing the Research Paper by Roberta Markham, Peter T. Markham, et all 2001-08-01
Successful Television Writing by Lee Goldberg, William Rabkin, 2003-06-24
Writing Dialogue for Scripts: Effective dialogue for film, tv, radio and stage (Writing Handbooks) by Rib Davis, 2008-05-30
On Writing Well, 30th Anniversary Edition: The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction by William Zinsser, 2006-05-01
Writing Poetry by Barbara Drake, 1994-01-02
Writing At Work : Professional Writing Skills for People on the Job by Edward Smith, Stephen Bernhardt, 1997-02-11
Traits of Writing: The Complete Guide for Middle School (Theory and Practice (Scholastic)) by Ruth Culham, 2010-01-01
Sharp Writing: Building Better Writing Skills (Kaplan Sharp Series) by Kaplan, 2008-08-05
Real Writing: Paragraphs and Essays for College, Work, and Everyday Life by Susan Anker, 2009-12-09
Writing with Style: APA Style for Social Work by Lenore T. Szuchman, Barbara Thomlison, 2010-02-01
Trait-Based Writing: Lessons and Activities (Teaching Resources) by Kristina Smekens, 2009-04-01

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Harold Underdown's Frequently Asked Questions: About Writing, Illustrating, And
general questions about children's books, writing, and publishing. Copyright 19962000 Harold D. Underdown.
http://www.underdown.org/hdufaq.htm

Extractions: Frequently Asked Questions File Many of the questions I get by email touch on areas outside those covered by the articles I have archived at my site. Where I can, I revise the articles to incorporate additional information. These questions either fall outside the topics covered there or are so basic that they need to be covered again. I hope you will find this FAQ file useful. Questions about me: I have a manuscript that I want to have published. Can I send it to you? Please don't. This is my personal WWW site, not the site of a publisher. I do work as an editorial consultant, and will do manuscript evalutations as part of that work (for a fee). You can find information about this elsewhere on my site. Please do not send a manuscript to me by email unless I specifically request that you do. So do you edit or critique manuscripts for writers?
OWL Handouts Listed By Topic
general writing Concerns (Planning/writing/Revising/Genres Professional writing (and writing in the Job Search) general writing Concerns (Planning/writing/Revising/Genres)
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/index2.html

Extractions: Please select a page. OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources We also have a list of handouts organized by category and a list of our interactive practice exercises . If you would like printer-friendly versions of these handouts, please visit our printer-friendly handouts index. If you are a teacher, we also have an entire section on using our Writing Lab and our OWL in various courses. General Writing Concerns (Planning/Writing/Revising/Genres Research and Documenting Sources Punctuation ...
Hobbies: Writing - Articles, Hints, And Tips For The Freelancer And Professional
Memoirs, and Letters Professional letters Fiction and Novel writing Poetry Writer s Block and Inspiration Professional writing general writing Tips.
http://www.essortment.com/in/Hobbies.Writing/
Robert Szarka
Includes music, economics, writing, and subjects of general interest to geeks.
http://www.szarka.org/

Extractions: Robert Szarka's Home Page Dostoevsky, The Double Welcome to my little hole in cyberspace. This is my page's fourth location in ten years, but I hope this will be a permanent home. I'm still trying to decide if my life is getting simpler or just complicated in new ways. I was the proprietor of Brazerko Communications and the sysop of Sea of Noise BBS, while spending too much time and money studying economics . In 1997, I ran for Norwich City Council , while starting DownCity LLC and Chelsea Data Inc. (See this nifty guide to managing hackers .) Most recently I've been involved in starting Bizgrok and swinglovers.com . Busy? Yeah. But I still find time to export munitions bear arms boycott Amazon (over $550 spent with other online bookstores to date), crack RC5 , support Eldred v. Ashcroft , and dazzle audiences with my acrobatics . (OK, just kidding about that last one. That's the other Robert Szarka.) I don't generally find time to update this site, though, and sure as heck don't have time to make it pretty... Drop me a line at szarka@szarka.org
Welcome To Jfclaude.ca! // Bienvenue à Jfclaude.ca!
Bilingual English French communicator with 12 years experience in communications and event planning; media and public relations; general writing and editing; public speaking. Based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
http://www.geocities.com/j_f_claude/Resume_e.htm
Kelle Campbell - Freelance Writer
Freelance writing and copy editing service specializing in copy for press releases, articles, newsletters, sales letters and general corporate communications.
http://www.kcwriter.com/

Extractions: Articles Contact Me I'm on call whenever you need me. Check out my PR writing portfolio and see what I can do for you. Browse through the Reading Room for articles on public relations and marketing. And if you're looking for articles for your magazine, newsletter or online publication, I've got you covered with reprints as well as first rights pieces. And sign up for The Public Relations Writer, free, quick PR writing tips delivered to you every Thursday.
Writing Help Tools... Your One-stop Center For Access To All Of The Important Wr
Reviews of writing tools on the Net for letter writing, resume writing, business writing, and general writing.
http://www.writinghelptools.com

Extractions: Writing Help Tools is your one one-stop reference center for quick and easy access to the essential writing tools to help you with your day-to-day writing tasks. If you need "how-to" information and practical tools to assist you with your personal, business, or educational writing, you've come to the right place. As a professional business writer and consultant , I have spent much of the last three years researching and developing practical writing tools designed to help the average person with their day-to-day writing needs. In cases where I have found that existing tools were inadequate or simply didn't exist, I have developed new ones. In other cases, where I found that quality writing tools have already been created by others, I have chosen to recommend those, rather than trying to "re-invent the wheel" myself. (about) Writing Help Tools is a quick-reference central resource site that offers you fully-researched links to the best writing-related resource tools on the Web that are designed to help you with all of your personal and business writing needs. Whether you're a regular person, or you operate a small business or home-based business, or even if you're involved in big business, if you are looking for a central directory of the very "best-of-class" writing tools available on the Net, this site is a one-stop information source that will save you time, money, and energy.
Writing, General Knowledge, And Postmodern Anthropology
writing, general Knowledge, and Postmodern Anthropology. Paul Smith. Paul Smith teaches Literary and Cultural Studies at Carnegie Mellon University. He is author of Pound Revised ( Croom Helm, 1983)
http://eserver.org/theory/anthropology.html

Extractions: Writing, General Knowledge, and Postmodern Anthropology Paul Smith Paul Smith teaches Literary and Cultural Studies at Carnegie Mellon University. He is author of Pound Revised (Croom Helm, 1983), and Discerning the Subject (Univ. of Minnesota, 1988), and co-editor with Alice Jardine of Men in Feminism (Methuen, 1987). His next book, Clint Eastwood: A Cultural Production , will appear from Univ. of Minnesota Press in 1990 and a book of his translations of Jean Louis Schefer's work is due from Cambridge Univ. Press in 1990. The meditation on language that has constituted the backbone of the western epistemological tradition has perhaps never been so intense as right now in the era of the postmodern. And it might well be that current attention to the incessant buzz of language hides the fear of some that it's out of control and that the structuralist and poststructuralist attitude to it, since at least as far back as Foucault's " " is somewhat hopeless for the human beings that many of us still dub ourselves. At a time in history where advanced capitalism has commodified the very notion of being almost out of existence, the question of language keeps on re-emerging in new forms, like some kind of irrepressible pest. One effect of the pestilence in the USA is certainly the spectacle now of all disciplines in the humanities scratching away at language based theory, that foreign body left after the visitation of language. Perhaps "scratching away" isn't the right metaphor: most of these disciplines are trying to find ways of negotiating with, accommodating, and sometimes even aspiring to identification with the linguistic scavenger.
Home
Annotated list of internet resources for women's literature, maintained by the Women's Studies Department at Northern Arizona University. Subcategories include African, AsianPacific, Australian-New Zealand, Literary Biography and Literary History, Comparative Literature, Creative writing, European, general, Genre Fiction,Latin American-Caribbean, Middle Eastern, NarrativeTheories and Studies of, North American, Poetry and Poetics, Literary Theory and Criticism
http://www.nau.edu/~wst/access/hotlist/lithot.html

Extractions: Northern Arizona University Women's Studies Program Home Contact Info Why Women's Studies Student and Faculty Accomplishments ... Women's Studies Links Welcome to the NAU Women's Studies website! Hopefully you will find this site informative and easy to navigate. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at Women.Studies@NAU.EDU CHECK IT OUT!: New! Fall 2004 Course Schedule New! Fall Graduate 2004 Course Schedule Summer 2004 Course Schedule Spring 2004 Course Schedule ... Summer 2003 Course Schedule Program News: Sheryl Lutjens is the director of Women's Studies Students can now elect to Major and Minor in Women's Studies Women's Studies is also offering a 15 credit Graduate Certificate
Social Sciences: General Advice For Non-majors
writing in the Social Sciences, general advice for nonmajors Helpful searchtools and links writing the History Paper writing the Sociology Paper.
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~compose/student/soc_sciences/history.html

Extractions: For example, President X is assassinated. Fact A comes from an eyewitness who saw a man running away with a gun in his hand. Fact B comes from the autopsy, which says that President X did indeed die from a bullet wound to the head. From these facts we might conclude that the running man is the assassin. However, fact C from the ballistic report shows that the bullet that killed the president did not come from the running man's gun. Clearly we need more facts before we can determine our argument. Was there more than one gunman? Or have we simply identified the wrong man as the assassin? Clearly, the challenges that you are going to face when you write papers for your History courses are going to be more complex than the scenario we've provided above. But the principles are the same. One must gather one's facts and then go through the process of interpreting them. Once interpreted, facts begin to suggest patterns of evidence that will eventually lead the astute writer to her argument.
Dissertation/Thesis Guide
Advice for every stage of the process. List of general advice, suggestions and invaluable tips.
http://www.learnerassociates.net/dissthes/

Extractions: Introduction This guide has been created to assist my graduate students in thinking through the many aspects of crafting, implementing and defending a thesis or dissertation. It is my attempt to share some of the many ideas that have surfaced over the past few years that definitely make the task of finishing a graduate degree so much easier. (This Guide is a companion to the Guide for Writing a Funding Proposal Usually a guide of this nature focuses on the actual implementation of the research. This is not the focus of this guide. Instead of examining such aspects as identifying appropriate sample size, field testing the instrument and selecting appropriate statistical tests, this guide looks at many of the quasi-political aspects of the process. Such topics as how to select a supportive committee, making a compelling presentation of your research outcomes and strategies for actually getting the paper written are discussed. Of course, many of the ideas that are presented can be used successfully by other graduate students studying under the guidance of other advisers and from many different disciplines.
Guides For Better Science Research, Writing And Presentation
GUIDES FOR BETTER SCIENCE writing. Updated November 2002. general. STYLE MANUALS FOR SPECIFIC DISCIPLINES. Astronomy. Biology, Medicine, Life Sciences. Chemistry. Geology. Mathematics. Physics. I .
http://www.indiana.edu/~cheminfo/14-05.html
ED398236 1995-10-00 Writing Multiple-Choice Test Items. ERIC/AE Digest.
ERIC Digest discussing issues such as general objectives, planning and writing stems, the document also provides an extensive bibliography.
http://www.ericfacility.net/ericdigests/ed398236.html

Extractions: Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation Washington DC. Writing Multiple-Choice Test Items. ERIC/AE Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC A notable concern of many teachers is that they frequently have the task of constructing tests but have relatively little training or information to rely on in this task. The objective of this Digest is to set out some conventional wisdom for the construction of multiple-choice tests, which are one of the most common forms of teacher-constructed tests. The comments which follow are applicable mainly to multiple-choice tests covering fairly broad topic areas. Before proceeding, it will be useful to establish our terms for discussing multiple-choice items. The "stem" is the introductory question or incomplete statement at the beginning of each item and this is followed by the options. The "options" consist of the answerthe correct optionand "distractors"the incorrect but (we hope) tempting options. GENERAL OBJECTIVES As a rule, one is concerned with writing stems that are clear and parsimonious, answers that are unequivocal and chosen by the students who do best on the test, and distractors that are plausible competitors of the answer as evidenced by the frequency with which they are chosen. Lastly, and probably most important, we should adopt the attitude that items need to be developed over time in the light of evidence that can be obtained from the statistical output typically provided by a measurement services office (where tests are machine-scored) and from "expert" editorial review.
Writing System Topics By Vivian Cook
Comprehensive site that focuses on english orthography but also gives more general linguistic information. Contains workin-progress version of a book on english orthography and many humorous examples of spelling mistakes. Suitable for both linguists and the broad public.
http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~vcook/wstopics.htm
CASW-Council For The Advancement Of Science Writing
Organization of journalists and scientists committed to improving the quality of science news reaching the general public. Information about CASW activities, careers in science writing, and grants and fellowships for students.
http://www.casw.org/

Extractions: of Science Writers The Council for the Advancement of Science Writing is a group of distinguished journalists and scientists committed to improving the quality of science news reaching the general public. The CASW develops and funds programs to help newspaper, magazine and television reporters and editors, universities and corporations present accurate, reliable and informative news stories to the lay public about developments in science and medicine.
Fiction And Literary Essays By Robert Nagle, A Texas Writer
Presents reviews of information technology and general books by a Texas writer, as well as essays on other subjects.
http://www.imaginaryplanet.net/essays/literary/

Extractions: Essays about Books About Robert Nagle Gao Xingjian and Soul Mountain is a longish essay I wrote about listening to Gao's Nobel prize-winning essay in my car while driving around Houston. Hans Christian Anderson vs. Kafka describes Anderson's masterful storytelling techniques. Not particularly literary, but I have a page for my idiotprogrammer reviews of computer books and technical books I've been reading recently You can check out my bio , the Imaginaryplanet.net
Kids Online Magazine - Writing Tips!
A how to for kids who write. Book reports, articles, spell checking and general tips. You can also submit your writing to the magazine.
http://www.kidsonlinemagazine.com/writingtips.html

Extractions: Click here to contact us Writing Tips A Book Report Recipe: If the recipe is followed correctly and all the ingredients are mixed according to directions, the result will be a tantalizing report that will tempt the appetites of many readers! (From Knownet.net - Originally from Scholastic, Inc) Tips for Young Writers: Some great tips from a real children's book author, Elvira Woodruff. 7 formulas for Writing Articles That Get Read: How can you make your article interesting and engage your reader? Ode to a Spell Checker: A funny poem that shows you why you should always double-check your writing after running a spell check! Writing "Replicas"
Forwriters.com - Reference Page
general writing resources.
http://www.forwriters.com/references.html

Extractions: General Writing Resources AllReaders.com is a web site that allows for look up of books and their authors by searching on plot lines and other elements. This might prove useful if you are seeking a particular author or book. The Art of Writing Webzine is an ezine for and about writers with areas on vocabulary, resources and instructional how to's. Black and White is an interesting concept. A set of contracts that you can sign promising to complete so much writing and if you do not check back with your results you can invite others Black and White members to prompt you to get going. American Name Society Homepage highlights a society that is dedicated to the study of names and naming practices. The site includes information about a mailing list. Art Resources is a broad range of links to resources relating to all parts of the artistic community, including some links to writing resources specifically.
Scientific Writing -- General Style
use correct grammar and a style appropriate for formal writing, without colloquial anyparticular sentence but rather detract from the general overall clarity
http://www.utm.edu/~rirwin/SciWritingStyle.htm

Extractions: Guide to Scientific Writing Style: Scientific writing is expected to be clear, concise, and straightforward. The following notes on style should be applied to everything you write for this course. Specific instructions for specific kinds of paper are given elsewhere. Instructions for a scientific report (lab report), a common form of scientific paper in which original data are presented, can be seen by clicking here General Style: use correct grammar and a style appropriate for formal writing, without colloquial phrases (slang) or contractions (don't say don't.) use a clear, straightforward style say what you mean plainly without being cute, grandiose, meaninglessly catchy, or unnecessarily dramatic. (e.g. avoid things like "the antelope hopping up and down like jack-in-the-boxes" or "this paper is of earthshaking importance if we are to comprehend the disaster overshadowing the red-cockaded woodpecker" or "the authors set off fearlessly to the wilds of Kenya" or "have you ever wondered about the amazing colors found in birds?") be concise (do not use a whole lot of extra words like these that do not do a great deal to add to the meaning of any particular sentence but rather detract from the general overall clarity of the paper in question).
Freelance Writing Writers Editor Professional Kim O. Morgan
Offers freelance writing and editing. general and contact information, proposal form, and resume.
http://kimmorgan.netfirms.com

Extractions: Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406-8411 Telephone: (561) 432-7572 About Kim Contact Kim Kim's Resume Contract Proposal Kim is a professional freelance writer and editor with over 21 years of experience. She was graduated from Columbia College, Missouri with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, and has worked in publishing, advertising, marketing and public relations. Email Kim Morgan

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