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Don Quijote de la Mancha

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

1605 ★ 3.9

Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus

Mary Shelley

1831 ★ 4.0

Introduction to academic writing

Alice Oshima

1997

The hope and the legacy

Richard Marback, Patrick Bruch

2005

Persuasion

Ian Worthington

1994

Teaching writing in the content areas

Stephen Tchudi

1983

Writing with clarity and conciseness

Marie Antaya

2015

Plain and ordinary things

Deborah Anne Dooley

1995

American short stories

Ambrose Bierce, Greg Costa

1983

Empowered Writer

Kathleen M. Moran, Eric Henderson

2014

A new rhetoric

Francis Christensen

1976

The Prentice Hall reader

George Miller

2001

Writing at university

Mary R. Lea, Phyllis Creme

2003

Ourspace

Christine Harold

2007

Writing that works

Kenneth Roman

2000

The truth is our weapon

Chris Tudda

2006

The writer's options

Andrew Kerek, Max Morenberg, Jeffrey Sommers et al.

2003

Imaginative writing

Janet Burroway

2007

The writer's journal

Sheila Bender

1997

Studies in prose writing

James R. Kreuzer

1966

Toward a phenomenological rhetoric

Barbara Couture

1998

F. Scott Fitzgerald and the craft of fiction

Richard Daniel Lehan

1966

The Harper & Row rhetoric

Wayne C. Booth

1987

General Eisenhower

Ira Chernus

2002

Envision in-depth

Christine Alfano, Alyssa O'Brien, Christine L. Alfano

2016

Writing, a college handbook

James A. W. Heffernan

1982

The call to write

John Trimbur

1999

Writing Horror Fiction (Writing (A & C Black Ltd.))

Guy N. Smith

1997

Sentence skills

Langan, John

1989

Basic Composition for Esl

Jann Huizenga

1982

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