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Writing in Transit
by Denise K. Comer
Ideal for both first-year composition and interdisciplinary writing courses, Writing in Transit offers a two-tiered approach to multidisciplinary writing. Author Denise Comer presents strategies and instruction for navigating the purposes for writing through writing transfer, which encourages students to reflect on what they learn in one context about…
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A Canadian Writer's Pocket Guide 5e
by Jack Finnbogason et al.
A Canadian Writer’s Pocket Guide continues to provide students with a handy and succinct reference guide that covers all they need to know about the writing process. Building on the success of previous editions, the fifth edition includes updates that reflect the impact modern technology has had on the writing process. If you are looking for a writing-focused…
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Creative Writing: Poetry
by Linda M. Rodriguez
Written by a published poet, this textbook offers ways to overcome writer's block, experiment with a variety of poetic forms --from acrostics to sonnets to electronic poetry-- and through a fun-filled journey, discover your unique poet's voice.
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Masterful Essays in Academic English: A Language Learner’s Handbook
by Andrea Vaccaro
The second edition of Masterful Essays in Academic English: A Language Learner’s Handbook, is a high-intermediate to advanced-level ESL writing textbook that teaches five-paragraph academic essays. This text is ideal for stand-alone college-level or pre-college level writing courses or combined reading and writing courses intended for nonnative speakers…
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Reading and Writing about the Disciplines: A Guided Process for Academic Research, 2E
by Hui Wu et al.
Reading and Writing about the Disciplines focuses on developing first-year college students’ academic literacy, a set of reading, thinking, writing, and researching skills required of an expert or a professional, by introducing them to the conventions of academic writing in and beyond the discipline they wish to explore as their major. It aims to familiarize…
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The Carolina Reader
by Edited by Dr. Nicole Fisk with Kathleen Carroll
The Carolina Reader is the University of South Carolina publication for our ENGL 101: Critical Reading and Composition course, which is the first part of our freshman composition sequence. It is designed to assist students with learning outcomes that include identifying and differentiating among common genres of written communication; summarizing and…
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The Carolina Rhetoric
by Edited by Nicole Fisk and Ian Campbell
The Carolina Rhetoric is the University of South Carolina publication for our ENGL 102: Rhetoric and Composition course, which is the second part of our freshman composition sequence. It is designed to assist students with learning outcomes that include identifying and analyzing arguments using rhetorical concepts; synthesizing sources from research…
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Angels, Vampires & Monsters
by Dr. L.M. Rodriguez
This books explores how films in the 20th and 21st centuries participate in the creation of a series of “Others” against which humans define and measure themselves.
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Children's Literature
by Tess Stockslager
An introduction to history, genres, and applications of children's literature.
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Creative Writing: Fiction
by Dr. L.M. Rodriguez
This book will help develop writing skills, and enhance knowledge of authors, genres, trends, and innovations in contemporary fiction.
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Critical Reading eBook
by Ellen Zimmerli
An eBook on the practice of critical reading. Improve your comprehension and analytical skills and learn to express critical thinking in your reading.
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English Composition I
by Elizabeth Hammett
This English composition textbook motivates students to engage in the world of critical reading and writing using the theme of conspiracy theories.
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