Item Tag: Authorship, General

American Medical Association Manual Of Style 8th Edition

The American Medical Association Manual of Style 8th Edition is a authoritative textbook on medical writing and communication, authored by Cheryl Iverson. Published in 1989 by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, this hardcover book covers a wide range of topics in the field of medical writing, with a focus on authorship and general writing skills. With 400 pages, this revised edition offers valuable insights and guidelines for medical professionals looking to enhance their writing abilities in the field of medicine.

Creative Writing Essentials Ser.: Crafting Dynamic Dialogue : The Complete Guide

The product is a comprehensive guide titled “Crafting Dynamic Dialogue: The Complete Guide to Speaking, Conversing, Arguing, and Thinking in Fiction” in the Creative Writing Essentials series. Published by Penguin Publishing Group in 2016, this textbook on literary criticism and language arts provides insights for authors on enhancing dialogue in their writing. Authored by the Writer’s Digest Editors, the 304-page trade paperback covers various aspects of dialogue in fiction writing, making it a valuable resource for writers looking to improve their craft.

Keys for Writers : A Brief Handbook by Ann Raimes (2001, Spiral Bound, B/N)

This brief handbook by Ann Raimes is a valuable resource for writers of all levels. With a focus on authorship and general writing skills, “Keys for Writers” is a must-have for anyone studying language arts and disciplines. The spiral / trade paperback format makes it easy to carry and the 20.3 oz weight won’t keep you from taking it with you wherever you go. Published by Cengage Learning in 2001, this textbook is a great addition to your collection. The book is written in English and covers a wide range of subjects related to writing. Whether you are a student or a professional writer, “Keys for Writers” is an excellent guide to have.