The Flexible Writer: A Basic Guide
Susanna Rich
Abstract
Susanna Rich
Abstract
Fledgling writers must know the basics of writing in order to get published. Writing is a process that involves prewriting, writing, revising, and writing again. Often, writers will go through the process numerous times before they are pleased with the outcome. This book approaches writing from a basic level and helps novice writers learn to understand that good writing is the result of an often long and frustrating process. This book is divided into four parts. Part one focuses on the writer and provides strategies for confidence building and getting started. Part two offers a dynamic new writing process model; part three presents writing strategies for both personal and professional purposes. Finally, part four is designed to help writers better understand sentence-level choices. Anyone who wants to improve and enhance their current writing.
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Fledgling writers must know the basics of writing in order to get published. Writing is a process that involves prewriting, writing, revising, and writing again. Often, writers will go through the process numerous times before they are pleased with the outcome. This book approaches writing from a basic level and helps novice writers learn to understand that good writing is the result of an often long and frustrating process. This book is divided into four parts. Part one focuses on the writer and provides strategies for confidence building and getting started. Part two offers a dynamic new writing process model; part three presents writing strategies for both personal and professional purposes. Finally, part four is designed to help writers better understand sentence-level choices. Anyone who wants to improve and enhance their current writing.
Key concepts: Prewriting, Writing process, Professional writing, Process (computing), Sentence, Computer science, Academic writing, Linguistics