George Herbert's Pattern Poems: In Their Tradition

Religion & Spirituality

Higgins, Dick

Christian Books & Bibles

Writers Books

Software for People Collected Writings 1963-80

Arts & Photography

Oliveros, Pauline

Music

Cedarhome

Literature & Fiction

Sutter, Barton

Poetry

Off the Shelf: A Marketing and Distribution Guide for Independent Literary and Artist Book Publishers

Murray, Joan

writings, poems by children and adults patients in a hospital settings.

Waiting Room: Writing by Children and Adult Patients in a Hospital Setting

the strong writters program

<p>This title illustrates that writing is more than just schoolwork, it can be great fun, an exciting and rewarding hobby or even a career. It describes how to develop skills and get results, by guiding children into using their imagination - by making themselves super heroes, models or reporters.</p>

Writing ¹ Is Fun

Wells,Gordon

Drawing is not a special gift - everyone can draw - it's just a question of knowing how. Susie Hodge reveals easy ways to develop your skills and achieve brilliant results. You'll quickly understand how to make your pictures more effective, using practical tips and tricks that professional artists use: dividing objects into easier shapes; how to show light and shade; 60 per cent looking, 40 per cent drawing; how to make a drawing look 3D; how big are ears! And lots more - you'll be amazed how quickly you improve once you start. Have a go at the projects in the book and you'll be able to draw everything from people to perspective, animals to aeroplanes, townscapes to trees. There's even a bit on turning your art into greetings cards so you can really impress your friends, family, teacher - and, perhaps most of all, yourself!

Drawing ¹ Is Fun

Education & Teaching

Hodge, Susie

Schools & Teaching

Every writer was once a beginner, and even after publication, we begin afresh with each new book. So whether you are a beginner or established writer, this step-by-step guide can help you structure a synopsis, plot an outline and polish your final words...The spark - the moment of conception; Revision - to improve your chances of publication; Planning - using your synopsis as a personal reference map; Plotting - just like a game of chess, moving characters and scenes around; Polishing - until every word is like a diamond, honed to perfection; Writers' Jargon - 50 words every writer needs to know; Writer's Block - overcoming the 3 types: permanent, temporary and self-inflicted. With all this, plus 12 easy steps to a saleable synopsis, this invaluable guide not only shows the writer how to enjoy writing but also how to be a professional and successful writer.

How to Write and Sell a Book Proposal

Whitelaw,Stella

This edition provides detailed information on more than 70 British magazines, and comments on dozens more. It also offers advice on how best to approach editors, how long you may have to wait for a decision and some idea about likely payments.

Magazine Writer's Handbook

Macallum, Chriss

This ninth edition of 'The Magazine Writer's Handbook' provides for the first time, a free e-mail update service. It also gives detailed information about over 70 mainstream magazines, and comments on dozens more. There is an extended chapter on the use of the Internet and recommended writer websites. The magazines covered are those most relevant to non-specialist freelance writers, and they all welcome targeted contributions from freelances.

Reference

Mccallum, Chris

Foreign Language Study & Reference

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