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How a Writer Works, Revised Edition

by Roger H. Garrison

ISBN13: 9780060422424
ISBN10: 0060422424
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: Earthyman, April 9, 2008 (view all comments by Earthyman)
This is a tightly written work of useful, practical, clear guidance fot the beginning and experienced scribbler. The author practices what he advocates. I recommend this revised edition without reservation.
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ISBN:: 9780060422424
Author:: Garrison, Roger H.
Publisher:: Longman Publishing Group
Author:: Garrison, Roger
Location:: New York :
Subject:: English language
Subject:: Rhetoric
Subject:: Report writing
Subject:: English language -- Rhetoric.
Subject:: Composition & Creative Writing - General
Subject:: Composition & Creative Writing
Edition Number:: Rev. ed.
Edition Description:: Revised
Series Volume:: 13
Publication Date:: January 1997
Binding:: Paperback
Grade Level:: College/higher education:
Language:: English
Illustrations:: Yes
Pages:: 131
Dimensions:: 836x557x33 37

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