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Writers Inc

Verne Meyer

1992138 pagesabout 2–3 hours
1992
first published
  • 1996Write Source · ENGISBN 9780669388138
  • 1996D.C. Heath · 162 pages · ENGISBN 9780669432701
  • 1997Write Source, Great Source Education Group · 893 pages · ENGISBN 9780669444018
  • 1996Great Source Education Group Inc · 138 pages · ENGISBN 9780669437294
  • 1992Great Source Education Group · 360 pages · ENGISBN 9780669385601
  • 1997Great Source Education Group · 440 pages · ENGISBN 9780669444025
  • 1995Great Source Education Group · 360 pages · ENGISBN 9780669388121
  • 1999Bt Bound · ENGISBN 9780785760726

A Writing Handbook . . . and More! Write for College is a complete writing handbook, covering everything from the writing process to writing essays and research papers, from writing with style to writing letters and resumes. Two significant features of the handbook are (1) the extensive collection of writing models and (2) the detailed discussion of the research process (MLA and APA models are included). Write for College also proves helpful on another level. Sections on reading, note taking, speaking, and test taking make ***Write for College*** a comprehensive learning resource. There's even an almanac containing maps, tables, charts, and the U.S. Constitution. Any student enrolled in college, or planning to attend college, should have a copy of this handbook. Here is a preview of its contents: - *The Writing Process* Presents a detailed look at the writing process and provides strategies for all steps in the development of writing. - *The Basic Elements of Writing* Offers advice and insights for writing effective sentences, paragraphs, and academic essays. - *The Forms of Writing* Addresses nearly every form of academic writing—from a personal essay to a summary report, from an essay of comparison to a position paper, from a persuasive essay to a literary analysis. - *The Research Center* Outlines the steps in the research process and provides sample parenthetical references and bibliographic entries for both the MLA and APA style. - *The Tools of Learning* Covers everything from strategies for reading and note taking to guidelines for test taking and preparing speeches. - *Proofreader's Guide* Answers any questions a writer might have concerning punctuation, grammar, usage, and mechanics. - *Almanac* Includes helpful maps, tables, charts, and the U.S. Constitution.

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