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Dracula

Bram Stocker, Mary Shelley, Baphomet Giger et al.

1897 ★ 4.0

Lectures on rhetoric and belles lettres

Adam Smith

1971

A handlist of rhetorical terms

Richard A. Lanham

1991

The humblest may stand forth

Jacqueline Bacon

2002

Gravyland

Parks, Stephen

2010

Designs for disciplines

Pamela den Ouden, Steven C. Roe

2003

First language lessons for the well-trained mind

Jessie Wise

2002

Writing about Writing

Elizabeth Wardle, Douglas Downs

2010

The Macmillan handbook of English

John M. Kierzek

1954

The International Story

Ruth Spack

1994

The complete idiot's guide to getting published

Jennifer Basye Sander, Sheree Bykofsky

1998

Helping doctoral students write

Barbara Kamler

2006

Analyzing prose

Richard A. Lanham

2003

The language of argument

Daniel Lamont McDonald

1971

Simon & Schuster handbook for writers

Doug Hesse, Lynn Quitman Troyka, Lynn Q. Troyka

1987

Read, reason, write

Dorothy U. Seyler

1991

Signs of life in the U.S.A.

Sonia Maasik

2012

Writing talk

JoRay McCuen-Mertherell, Anthony C. Winkler, Joray McCuen et al.

1997

The Norton field guide to writing

Richard H. Bullock

2006

Cambridge English for engineering

Mark Ibbotson

2008

ESL writers

Shanti Bruce, Bennett A. Rafoth

2009

Spunk & Bite

Arthur Plotnik

2005

The rhetorical tradition

Bruce Herzberg, Patricia Bizzell

2000

Paragraphs and Essays

Lee E. Brandon

1994

Pocket guide to technical writing

William S. Pfeiffer

1998

Making Literature Matter

John Schilb, John Clifford

2005

The reader over your shoulder

Alan Hodge, Robert and Alan Hodge Graves, Alan Hodge Robert Graves et al.

1947

In the world

John H. Timmerman

1987

Academic writing for graduate students

John Swales

2004

A brief guide to writing from readings

Stephen Wilhoit

2003

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