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ELIZABETH WARDLE is the Howe Distinguished Professor of Written Communication and Director of the Howe Center for Writing Excellence at Miami University (Ohio), where she leads innovative faculty development programs that help educators across disciplines rethink their relationship with writing in both academic and professional settings. Based in Oxford, OH, Wardle is the co-author of Writing about Writing and Naming What We Know, both considered seminal works in the field of writing studies.

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“A radical step to rethinking how writing can fuel your enterprise.”
—JASON FEIFER, Editor in Chief of Entrepreneur magazine

In Writing Rediscovered, renowned writing scholar Elizabeth Wardle explores nine transformative “threshold concepts” that help you think and act differently as a writer. Although it’s tempting to let AI write for you, here you’ll come to see writing as a social practice, a tool for getting things done, and a powerful way to learn. Rather than offering generic tips, Wardle provides research-backed lenses to reshape your relationship with writing. You’ll build an adaptable writing toolbox and the confidence to use it, no matter what kind of writing you’re doing.

Praise for WRITING REDISCOVERED

“All lifelong learners and professionals will want to read this book.”
—RUTH MILLIGAN, Founder of Articulation and co-author of The Motivated Speaker

“Wardle delivers a compelling case for the irreplaceable value of practicing the craft ourselves. An urgent and important read for anyone who cares about the power of human expression.”
—SARA CONNELL, Bestselling author and founder of Thought Leader Academy

“If, like many people, you think you can’t write, you must read this book. Elizabeth Wardle will show you what you didn’t realize you already knew, and guide you to a new and productive relationship with writing.”
—ELAINE MAIMON, Former president of Governors State University and author of A Writer’s Resource (7th edition)

“A wise, practical, and inspiring guide to the craft—and the very human work—of writing.”
—PETER FELTEN, Assistant Provost for Teaching and Learning, Elon University