Writing Successfully

by Richard Hanson

In the course of planning and revising Writing Successfully, I have tried to speak clearly and simply, to take a complex endeavor and break it into smaller, manageable segments. If you think of yourself as a poor writer, this text will give you the skills you need to recognize yourself as a writer. The most important skill taught in this text is the process of writing itself or, more accurately, processes. Once you have practiced the processes you will find most conductive to successful writing, you will always be able to write well. You've never forgotten how to ride a bicycle, have you? Writing is the same. Learning the skill is just a process.

350 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

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