Dear Mister Essay Writer Guy. Advice and Confessions on Writing, Love, and Cannibals
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- Nombre de pages208
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-60774-810-6
- EAN9781607748106
- Date de parution18/08/2015
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille47 Mo
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- ÉditeurTen Speed Press
Résumé
Dear Mister Essay Writer Guy, I have a hot crush on the em dash. What does my need to stuff-while simultaneously fracturing-my sentences-with the meandering, the explanatory, the discursive, the perhaps not-entirely-necessary-say about me? -Cheryl StrayedHave you ever wished there were an advice columnist for writers, but one who didn't take things so damned seriously? This unique writing guide pairs questions sent in by top contemporary essayists with hilariously witty answers and essays from acclaimed author Dinty W.
Moore. Phillip Lopate asks for advice on writing about your ex without sounding like an ass, Julianna Baggott worries that to be a great writer you must drink like a fish, and Roxane Gay asks whether it's kosher to write about writing. Taking advantage of all the tools available to today's personal essayist-egregious puns, embarrassing anecdotes, and cocktail napkins-Professor Moore answers these questions, and more, demystifying the world of nonfiction once and for all.
With a tip of the hat to history's most infamous essay-Montaigne's "Of Cannibals"-this book provides rollicking relief for writers in distress.
Moore. Phillip Lopate asks for advice on writing about your ex without sounding like an ass, Julianna Baggott worries that to be a great writer you must drink like a fish, and Roxane Gay asks whether it's kosher to write about writing. Taking advantage of all the tools available to today's personal essayist-egregious puns, embarrassing anecdotes, and cocktail napkins-Professor Moore answers these questions, and more, demystifying the world of nonfiction once and for all.
With a tip of the hat to history's most infamous essay-Montaigne's "Of Cannibals"-this book provides rollicking relief for writers in distress.
Dear Mister Essay Writer Guy, I have a hot crush on the em dash. What does my need to stuff-while simultaneously fracturing-my sentences-with the meandering, the explanatory, the discursive, the perhaps not-entirely-necessary-say about me? -Cheryl StrayedHave you ever wished there were an advice columnist for writers, but one who didn't take things so damned seriously? This unique writing guide pairs questions sent in by top contemporary essayists with hilariously witty answers and essays from acclaimed author Dinty W.
Moore. Phillip Lopate asks for advice on writing about your ex without sounding like an ass, Julianna Baggott worries that to be a great writer you must drink like a fish, and Roxane Gay asks whether it's kosher to write about writing. Taking advantage of all the tools available to today's personal essayist-egregious puns, embarrassing anecdotes, and cocktail napkins-Professor Moore answers these questions, and more, demystifying the world of nonfiction once and for all.
With a tip of the hat to history's most infamous essay-Montaigne's "Of Cannibals"-this book provides rollicking relief for writers in distress.
Moore. Phillip Lopate asks for advice on writing about your ex without sounding like an ass, Julianna Baggott worries that to be a great writer you must drink like a fish, and Roxane Gay asks whether it's kosher to write about writing. Taking advantage of all the tools available to today's personal essayist-egregious puns, embarrassing anecdotes, and cocktail napkins-Professor Moore answers these questions, and more, demystifying the world of nonfiction once and for all.
With a tip of the hat to history's most infamous essay-Montaigne's "Of Cannibals"-this book provides rollicking relief for writers in distress.
