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- Título
- A Writer's Coach: An Editor's Guide to Words That Work
- Autor
- Hart, Jack R.
- Editorial
- Pantheon
- Año de publicación
- 2006
- Estado
- Very Good
- Encuadernación
- hardcover
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 0375423273
- ISBN 13
- 9780375423277
A practical, innovative step-by-step approach to the writing process from one of the most acclaimed writing coaches in the country
In A Writers Coach, Jack Harta managing editor at The Oregonianshares the wisdom with which he has coached reporters to Pulitzer Prizewinning success. He gives invaluable advice on gathering ideas, writing theme statements and outlines, and using the ladder of abstraction to add variety and texture to writing. He provides a lexicon of lead sentences. He shares his ideas for composing and sustaining powerful writing, and for ensuring that what you write will be accessible to your audience. Discussing the ways writers can trip themselves upprocrastination, writers block, and excessive polishing, to name just a fewHart demonstrates how to overcome each obstacle. Excerpts from writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Joan Didion, and from articles gathered from magazines and newspapers, provide inspiration and instructive examples of both inadequate and exemplary writing.
Like a personal, portable writing coach, A Writers Coach will be a boon to writers, editors, teachers, and students.
In A Writers Coach, Jack Harta managing editor at The Oregonianshares the wisdom with which he has coached reporters to Pulitzer Prizewinning success. He gives invaluable advice on gathering ideas, writing theme statements and outlines, and using the ladder of abstraction to add variety and texture to writing. He provides a lexicon of lead sentences. He shares his ideas for composing and sustaining powerful writing, and for ensuring that what you write will be accessible to your audience. Discussing the ways writers can trip themselves upprocrastination, writers block, and excessive polishing, to name just a fewHart demonstrates how to overcome each obstacle. Excerpts from writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Joan Didion, and from articles gathered from magazines and newspapers, provide inspiration and instructive examples of both inadequate and exemplary writing.
Like a personal, portable writing coach, A Writers Coach will be a boon to writers, editors, teachers, and students.
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Jack Hart is a managing editor and writing coach at The Oregonian. Formerly a professor at the University of Oregon, he has also taught at several other universities, at Harvards Nieman Conference on Narrative Journalism, at The Poynter Institute for Media Studies, and at writers conferences throughout the United States. He lives in Portland.
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