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Dracula

Bram Stocker, Mary Shelley, Baphomet Giger et al.

1897 ★ 4.0

Writing skills

Pauline Ernest, Norman Coe, Robin Rycroft

1983

Writing arguments

John C. Bean, June Johnson, John D. Ramage

1989

"Swords in myrtle dress'd"

Jon Thomas Rowland

1998

Patterns for college writing

Laurie G. Kirszner, Stephen R. Mandell

2012

From idea to essay

McCuen, Jo Ray McCuen-Metherell, Jo Ray McCuen et al.

1980

Merriam-Webster's guide to punctuation and style

Merriam-Webster

1995

Professional writing in context

Jr., Donald C. Samson, Lynn Veach Sadler, Joyce Neff Magnotto et al.

1995

Vocabulary and writing in a first and second language

Dorte Albrechtsen

2008

Back to the lake

Thomas Cooley

2008

Making sense

Joan McKibbin, Margot Northey

2005

Models for writers

Alfred Rosa, Alfred F. Rosa, Paul Eschholz

2006

Language awareness

Virginia Clark, Alfred Rosa, Paul Eschholz

2000

Composition studies as a creative art

Lynn Z. Bloom

1998

Writing with style

John R. Trimble

1975

Echoes

Graham Foster

2001

The Norton Reader--fifteenth edition

Joseph Bizup, Anne Fernald, John Brereton et al.

2020

Integrating writing strategies in EFL/ESL university contexts

Jennifer Lynn Craig

2012

Paragraph practice

Kathleen E. Sullivan

1980

Academic Writing

Stephen Bailey

2018

Discovering voice

Nancy Dean

2006

Good writing skills

Graham King

2004

The least you should know about vocabulary building

Carol Friend, Laura Knight, Teresa Ferster Glazier

1993

"They say/I say" with readings--second edition

Gerald Graff

2011

Literature and the writing process

Robert Funk, Ray Bradbury, Susan X Day et al.

1986

The creative writing MFA handbook

Tom Kealey

2005

Get writing

Mark Connelly

2009

Easy writer

Andrea A. Lunsford

1997

The difference satire makes

Fredric V. Bogel

2001

Critical reading and writing

Andrew Goatly

2000

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