Writing: Ten Core Concepts

by Robert P. Yagelski

WRITING: TEN CORE CONCEPTS is designed to help you acquire the fundamental understanding that you need to become an effective writer, and to give you practice in applying ten core concepts across different writing tasks. Handy ten-step writing guides use the core concepts to help you effectively manage various types of writing that you will encounter in college and beyond.

Genres: Writing

Unbound

First published January 1, 2014

Reviews

[Elaina]

I only read a little over 300 pages of this book because I used it for my English Comp. class, but overall it was an okay book :) (Even though I am terrible at writing lol :p) I do remember there being some things I disagreed with though...

[Alyssa Miller]

This was required reading for an English class. Not a lot of new or revolutionary material here and definitely not one of the better writing guides I have read, but still useful for beginning writers.

[Lydia Batchelor]

Hated this class

[Sue]

Very liberal writing guide. Examples are geared to the liberal writer (Obama, inequality, Obamacare, racism, prejudice, Al Gore, etc.)

[Dominique]

So I really didn't read a whole lot of this, but I'm still counting it towards my reading goal because it(and the class) took time away from my reading XD