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Action
— Robert McKee • 2022
Excitement on page and screen has rules. The villain’s scheme, not the spectacle, is its engine.
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🎬 Modern Screenwriting🏗️ Narrative Structure⚙️ Genre Mechanics📈 Plot Construction😈 Antagonist Design
Action Саммари
Action
Excitement on page and screen has rules. The villain’s scheme, not the spectacle, is its engine.
— Robert McKee 2022 240 стр.
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🎬 Modern Screenwriting🏗️ Narrative Structure⚙️ Genre Mechanics📈 Plot Construction😈 Antagonist Design
Who We're Reading When We're Reading Murakami
— David Karashima • 2020
Your Murakami was crafted by translators who cut, reshaped, and sometimes rewrote him; this is how.
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📚 Literary Translation📚 Publishing History🌐 Global Publishing🚪 Cultural Gatekeeping🌟 Literary Celebrity
Who We're Reading When We're Reading Murakami Саммари
Who We're Reading When We're Reading Murakami
Your Murakami was crafted by translators who cut, reshaped, and sometimes rewrote him; this is how.
— David Karashima 2020 304 стр.
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📚 Literary Translation📚 Publishing History🌐 Global Publishing🚪 Cultural Gatekeeping🌟 Literary Celebrity
Teaching English as a Foreign Language For Dummies
— Michelle Maxom • 2009
Teach English abroad from scratch: lesson planning, classroom control, and grammar that clicks.
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🎓 Tefl Training📋 Lesson Planning🏫 Classroom Management📝 Grammar Instruction💬 Communicative Approach
Teaching English as a Foreign Language For Dummies Саммари
Teaching English as a Foreign Language For Dummies
Teach English abroad from scratch: lesson planning, classroom control, and grammar that clicks.
— Michelle Maxom 2009 400 стр.
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🎓 Tefl Training📋 Lesson Planning🏫 Classroom Management📝 Grammar Instruction💬 Communicative Approach
Characters, Emotion & Viewpoint
— Nancy Kress • 2005
Viewpoint controls what your readers know, who they root for, and what the story finally means.
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🖋️ Narrative Craft👁️ Point Of View🎭 Character Development🔭 Narrative Distance✍️ Writing Exercises
Characters, Emotion & Viewpoint Саммари
Characters, Emotion & Viewpoint
Viewpoint controls what your readers know, who they root for, and what the story finally means.
— Nancy Kress 2005 232 стр.
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🖋️ Narrative Craft👁️ Point Of View🎭 Character Development🔭 Narrative Distance✍️ Writing Exercises
Пруст и кальмар
— Марианна Вулф • 2007
Reading isn't genetic. The brain built it by recycling circuits meant for hunting and speech.
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📜 History Of Reading🧠 Neuroscience Of Reading✍️ History Of Writing🤿 Deep Reading🔤 Dyslexia
Пруст и кальмар Саммари
Пруст и кальмар
Reading isn't genetic. The brain built it by recycling circuits meant for hunting and speech.
— Марианна Вулф 2007 308 стр.
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8 000+ оценок
📜 History Of Reading🧠 Neuroscience Of Reading✍️ History Of Writing🤿 Deep Reading🔤 Dyslexia
Writing Fiction
— Alexander Steele • 2003
The fiction curriculum from New York's most acclaimed writing workshop, now in book form.
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📝 Fiction Writing👤 Character Development📈 Plot And Structure💬 Dialogue Writing🎙️ Narrative Voice
Writing Fiction Саммари
Writing Fiction
The fiction curriculum from New York's most acclaimed writing workshop, now in book form.
— Alexander Steele 2003 304 стр.
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📝 Fiction Writing👤 Character Development📈 Plot And Structure💬 Dialogue Writing🎙️ Narrative Voice
Magic Words
— Tim David • 2014
Seven ordinary words with outsized influence: the psychology of each, and when to use them.
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🗣️ Interpersonal Communication💼 Business Communication🧠 Persuasion Psychology✍️ Word Choice🤝 Rapport Building
Magic Words Саммари
Magic Words
Seven ordinary words with outsized influence: the psychology of each, and when to use them.
— Tim David 2014 160 стр.
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🗣️ Interpersonal Communication💼 Business Communication🧠 Persuasion Psychology✍️ Word Choice🤝 Rapport Building
Once Upon an Algorithm
— Martin Erwig • 2017
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
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🧠 Computational Thinking📐 Algorithm Design📖 Story-Driven Education🔓 Accessible Algorithms🗄️ Data Structures
Once Upon an Algorithm Саммари
Once Upon an Algorithm
What Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock Holmes, and Groundhog Day can teach you about algorithms.
— Martin Erwig 2017 336 стр.
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🧠 Computational Thinking📐 Algorithm Design📖 Story-Driven Education🔓 Accessible Algorithms🗄️ Data Structures
Word Painting
— Rebecca McClanahan • 2014
Most writing advice says 'show, don't tell.' This one teaches you how, sense by sense.
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✍️ Writing Craft👃 Sensory Detail🎬 Show Don't Tell🖼️ Figurative Language🛠️ Workshop Techniques
Word Painting Саммари
Word Painting
Most writing advice says 'show, don't tell.' This one teaches you how, sense by sense.
— Rebecca McClanahan 2014 250 стр.
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✍️ Writing Craft👃 Sensory Detail🎬 Show Don't Tell🖼️ Figurative Language🛠️ Workshop Techniques
Babel No More
— Michael Erard • 2012
Legendary language learners aren't geniuses. They're obsessive collectors with shallow skills.
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🌐 Multilingualism🗣️ Language Learning🧠 Neurolinguistics🧬 Nature Vs Nurture📜 Linguistic History
Babel No More Саммари
Babel No More
Legendary language learners aren't geniuses. They're obsessive collectors with shallow skills.
— Michael Erard 2012 306 стр.
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🌐 Multilingualism🗣️ Language Learning🧠 Neurolinguistics🧬 Nature Vs Nurture📜 Linguistic History
Words Can Change Your Brain
— Andrew B. Newberg • 2012
Your words flood the listener's brain with stress or trust hormones. The choice is trainable.
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🧠 Interpersonal Neurobiology🗣️ Neurolinguistics🤝 Conflict Resolution👂 Active Listening🧘 Emotional Intelligence
Words Can Change Your Brain Саммари
Words Can Change Your Brain
Your words flood the listener's brain with stress or trust hormones. The choice is trainable.
— Andrew B. Newberg 2012 267 стр.
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🧠 Interpersonal Neurobiology🗣️ Neurolinguistics🤝 Conflict Resolution👂 Active Listening🧘 Emotional Intelligence
Write to the Point How to be Clear, Correct and Persuasive on the Page
— Sam Leith • 2017
From Aristotle to email, the sentence craft that makes readers absorb ideas before they can resist.
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✍️ Writing Craft📖 Style Guides✂️ Editing And Revision🏗️ Sentence Structure🎯 Audience Awareness
Write to the Point How to be Clear, Correct and Persuasive on the Page Саммари
Write to the Point How to be Clear, Correct and Persuasive on the Page
From Aristotle to email, the sentence craft that makes readers absorb ideas before they can resist.
— Sam Leith 2017 288 стр.
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✍️ Writing Craft📖 Style Guides✂️ Editing And Revision🏗️ Sentence Structure🎯 Audience Awareness
The Art of Intimacy
— Stacey D'Erasmo • 2013
Fiction's real intimacy lives in the subjunctive, the white space, and the shared glance.
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🎓 Literary Criticism✍️ Craft Of Fiction🗣️ Narrative Voice🤫 Subtext🕰️ Modernist Literature
The Art of Intimacy Саммари
The Art of Intimacy
Fiction's real intimacy lives in the subjunctive, the white space, and the shared glance.
— Stacey D'Erasmo 2013 144 стр.
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🎓 Literary Criticism✍️ Craft Of Fiction🗣️ Narrative Voice🤫 Subtext🕰️ Modernist Literature
The Martin Buber–Carl Rogers Dialogue
— Rob Anderson • 1997
The Buber-Rogers dialogue shaped modern therapy. For forty years, the transcript was wrong.
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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Humanistic Psychology💬 Dialogic Philosophy📜 Intellectual History🤝 Therapeutic Relationship🧠 Philosophical Psychology
The Martin Buber–Carl Rogers Dialogue Саммари
The Martin Buber–Carl Rogers Dialogue
The Buber-Rogers dialogue shaped modern therapy. For forty years, the transcript was wrong.
— Rob Anderson 1997 150 стр.
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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Humanistic Psychology💬 Dialogic Philosophy📜 Intellectual History🤝 Therapeutic Relationship🧠 Philosophical Psychology
How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method
— Randy Ingermanson • 2014
From one sentence to a full novel draft, one step at a time, without the pain.
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📝 Novel Writing🧱 Incremental Planning🏗️ Story Structure🎬 Scene Design🧑 Character Development
How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method Саммари
How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method
From one sentence to a full novel draft, one step at a time, without the pain.
— Randy Ingermanson 2014 234 стр.
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📝 Novel Writing🧱 Incremental Planning🏗️ Story Structure🎬 Scene Design🧑 Character Development
Linguistic Fingerprints
— Roger J. Kreuz • 2023
The hidden patterns in your words identify you better than fingerprints: stylometry reads them.
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🗣️ Linguistic Identity📊 Stylometry🔍 Forensic Linguistics📚 Literary Hoaxes🕵️ Anonymous Authorship
Linguistic Fingerprints Саммари
Linguistic Fingerprints
The hidden patterns in your words identify you better than fingerprints: stylometry reads them.
— Roger J. Kreuz 2023 245 стр.
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🗣️ Linguistic Identity📊 Stylometry🔍 Forensic Linguistics📚 Literary Hoaxes🕵️ Anonymous Authorship
The Art of Subtext
— Charles Baxter • 2007
What a character won't say, can't hear, and can't admit: the hidden engine of unforgettable fiction.
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📖 Narrative Craft✍️ Writers On Writing🎨 Fiction Aesthetics🔍 Close Reading👤 Character Depth
The Art of Subtext Саммари
The Art of Subtext
What a character won't say, can't hear, and can't admit: the hidden engine of unforgettable fiction.
— Charles Baxter 2007 182 стр.
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📖 Narrative Craft✍️ Writers On Writing🎨 Fiction Aesthetics🔍 Close Reading👤 Character Depth
Writing Is Designing
— Michael J. Metts • 2020
Interface words are design elements, not just content. Research and strategy to get them right.
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🖊️ Ux Writing📋 Content Strategy📝 Plain Language♿ Accessibility🎯 User-Centered Design
Writing Is Designing Саммари
Writing Is Designing
Interface words are design elements, not just content. Research and strategy to get them right.
— Michael J. Metts 2020 200 стр.
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🖊️ Ux Writing📋 Content Strategy📝 Plain Language♿ Accessibility🎯 User-Centered Design
The Creative Writing Coursebook
— Julia Bell • 2001
Forty authors teach the exercises and craft tools that turn rough drafts into publishable work.
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✍️ Creative Writing📝 Writing Exercises🏫 Workshop Method👤 Character Development📐 Story Structure
The Creative Writing Coursebook Саммари
The Creative Writing Coursebook
Forty authors teach the exercises and craft tools that turn rough drafts into publishable work.
— Julia Bell 2001 449 стр.
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✍️ Creative Writing📝 Writing Exercises🏫 Workshop Method👤 Character Development📐 Story Structure
Semicolon
— Cecelia Watson • 2019
How a semicolon started a grammar war: the rules we invented, the people they hurt.
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🖋️ Grammar And Style📜 Language History🔍 Cultural Microhistory⚖️ Language Prescriptivism🗣️ Grammar Elitism
Semicolon Саммари
Semicolon
How a semicolon started a grammar war: the rules we invented, the people they hurt.
— Cecelia Watson 2019 224 стр.
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🖋️ Grammar And Style📜 Language History🔍 Cultural Microhistory⚖️ Language Prescriptivism🗣️ Grammar Elitism
The Writer's Portable Mentor
— Priscilla Long • 2010
A portable system for making writing a daily practice, mastering sentences, and getting published.
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🖊️ Writing Practice📝 Language And Style✍️ Sentence Craft👁️ Observation And Detail🔄 Revision Process
The Writer's Portable Mentor Саммари
The Writer's Portable Mentor
A portable system for making writing a daily practice, mastering sentences, and getting published.
— Priscilla Long 2010
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🖊️ Writing Practice📝 Language And Style✍️ Sentence Craft👁️ Observation And Detail🔄 Revision Process
English Grammar
— Sean Williams • 2019
Your grammar mistakes aren't random: a predictable hundred that mark you as careless.
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🧱 Grammar Guides⚠️ Common Mistakes🔣 Punctuation📝 Word Usage🏗️ Sentence Structure
English Grammar Саммари
English Grammar
Your grammar mistakes aren't random: a predictable hundred that mark you as careless.
— Sean Williams 2019 184 стр.
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🧱 Grammar Guides⚠️ Common Mistakes🔣 Punctuation📝 Word Usage🏗️ Sentence Structure
Demystifying the Spanish Subjunctive
— Gordon Smith-Durán • 2015
Spanish subjunctive: five trigger families replace the rulebook, and practice makes it permanent.
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🗣️ Language Learning📝 Spanish Grammar🧠 Mnemonic Devices🔁 Spaced Repetition🎯 Skill Acquisition
Demystifying the Spanish Subjunctive Саммари
Demystifying the Spanish Subjunctive
Spanish subjunctive: five trigger families replace the rulebook, and practice makes it permanent.
— Gordon Smith-Durán 2015 358 стр.
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🗣️ Language Learning📝 Spanish Grammar🧠 Mnemonic Devices🔁 Spaced Repetition🎯 Skill Acquisition
Becoming a Writer, Staying a Writer
— J. Michael Straczynski • 2021
Writer's block is a myth. Revise like a surgeon, diversify across media, and outlast the industry.
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🖋️ Writing Craft🎨 Creative Process✂️ Manuscript Revision🧱 Creative Blocks👤 Character Craft
Becoming a Writer, Staying a Writer Саммари
Becoming a Writer, Staying a Writer
Writer's block is a myth. Revise like a surgeon, diversify across media, and outlast the industry.
— J. Michael Straczynski 2021 288 стр.
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🖋️ Writing Craft🎨 Creative Process✂️ Manuscript Revision🧱 Creative Blocks👤 Character Craft
Churchill
— Winston S. Churchill • 2012
His speeches held Britain together when the bombs fell, then drew the Cold War's battle lines.
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🎤 Political Oratory🌍 World War Ii🫡 Wartime Leadership📢 Crisis Communication🇬🇧 British History
Churchill Саммари
Churchill
His speeches held Britain together when the bombs fell, then drew the Cold War's battle lines.
— Winston S. Churchill 2012 688 стр.
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🎤 Political Oratory🌍 World War Ii🫡 Wartime Leadership📢 Crisis Communication🇬🇧 British History
The 7 Principles of Public Speaking
— Richard Zeoli • 2008
Your audience wants to be helped, not impressed. Serve them, and stage fright fades.
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🎤 Public Speaking😰 Speaking Anxiety💪 Speaking Confidence🗣️ Authentic Speaking📖 Storytelling
The 7 Principles of Public Speaking Саммари
The 7 Principles of Public Speaking
Your audience wants to be helped, not impressed. Serve them, and stage fright fades.
— Richard Zeoli 2008 224 стр.
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🎤 Public Speaking😰 Speaking Anxiety💪 Speaking Confidence🗣️ Authentic Speaking📖 Storytelling
Mastering Plot Twists
— Jane K. Cleland • 2018
Why your plot twists fall flat: the real conflict is never external.
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✍️ Fiction Craft📖 Novel Writing🧱 Plot Structure🎭 Character Motivation⏱️ Pacing And Tension
Mastering Plot Twists Саммари
Mastering Plot Twists
Why your plot twists fall flat: the real conflict is never external.
— Jane K. Cleland 2018 240 стр.
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✍️ Fiction Craft📖 Novel Writing🧱 Plot Structure🎭 Character Motivation⏱️ Pacing And Tension
Introduction to Psycholinguistics
— Danny D. Steinberg • 1995
How children acquire language, why adults struggle with a second, and what feral children teach us.
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🧒 Language Acquisition🧠 Psycholinguistics⏳ Critical Periods🗣️ Bilingualism🐒 Animal Communication
Introduction to Psycholinguistics Саммари
Introduction to Psycholinguistics
How children acquire language, why adults struggle with a second, and what feral children teach us.
— Danny D. Steinberg 1995 288 стр.
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🧒 Language Acquisition🧠 Psycholinguistics⏳ Critical Periods🗣️ Bilingualism🐒 Animal Communication
Greek to Me
— Mary Norris • 2019
One copy editor's love affair with Greek: ancient ruins, Aegean swims, and a nation in turmoil.
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🏛️ Greek Language✈️ Travel Memoir📖 Language Obsession🏺 Greek Mythology🇬🇷 Philhellenism
Greek to Me Саммари
Greek to Me
One copy editor's love affair with Greek: ancient ruins, Aegean swims, and a nation in turmoil.
— Mary Norris 2019 240 стр.
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🏛️ Greek Language✈️ Travel Memoir📖 Language Obsession🏺 Greek Mythology🇬🇷 Philhellenism
1,000 Creative Writing Prompts
— Bryan Cohen • 2010
A thousand prompts and a one-month plan: write daily and the blank page stops winning.
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✍️ Writing Prompts🧱 Writer's Block💡 Creativity Exercises📅 Daily Writing Habit🔥 Writing Motivation
1,000 Creative Writing Prompts Саммари
1,000 Creative Writing Prompts
A thousand prompts and a one-month plan: write daily and the blank page stops winning.
— Bryan Cohen 2010 117 стр.
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✍️ Writing Prompts🧱 Writer's Block💡 Creativity Exercises📅 Daily Writing Habit🔥 Writing Motivation
Dreaming in Hindi
— Katherine Russell Rich • 2009
After cancer, she went to India. Learning Hindi broke her brain open and rebuilt it.
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🏊 Language Immersion🇮🇳 India Memoir🧠 Neurolinguistics🗣️ Linguistic Relativity🎭 Language And Identity
Dreaming in Hindi Саммари
Dreaming in Hindi
After cancer, she went to India. Learning Hindi broke her brain open and rebuilt it.
— Katherine Russell Rich 2009 360 стр.
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🏊 Language Immersion🇮🇳 India Memoir🧠 Neurolinguistics🗣️ Linguistic Relativity🎭 Language And Identity
Woe Is I
— Patricia T. O'Conner • 1996
Most grammar rules aren't rules at all. Here are the few that actually clarify your writing.
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📖 English Usage😄 Humorous Grammar🧐 Language Myths⚠️ Common Errors✨ Clear Writing
Woe Is I Саммари
Woe Is I
Most grammar rules aren't rules at all. Here are the few that actually clarify your writing.
— Patricia T. O'Conner 1996 240 стр.
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📖 English Usage😄 Humorous Grammar🧐 Language Myths⚠️ Common Errors✨ Clear Writing
Beyond Human Nature
— Jesse J. Prinz • 2011
Language, emotions, gender, and thought: how culture builds the mind that biology only primes.
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🧠 Cultural Psychology🌍 Cognitive Anthropology🧬 Nature Vs Nurture🗣️ Linguistic Relativity🏗️ Social Construction
Beyond Human Nature Саммари
Beyond Human Nature
Language, emotions, gender, and thought: how culture builds the mind that biology only primes.
— Jesse J. Prinz 2011 402 стр.
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🧠 Cultural Psychology🌍 Cognitive Anthropology🧬 Nature Vs Nurture🗣️ Linguistic Relativity🏗️ Social Construction
Making Shapely Fiction
— Jerome Stern • 1991
Story templates over pep talks: pick a shape, fill it with detail, and turn idea into draft.
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🖊️ Fiction Writing🏗️ Story Structure👁️ Point Of View💬 Dialogue Craft👂 Sensory Detail
Making Shapely Fiction Саммари
Making Shapely Fiction
Story templates over pep talks: pick a shape, fill it with detail, and turn idea into draft.
— Jerome Stern 1991 270 стр.
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🖊️ Fiction Writing🏗️ Story Structure👁️ Point Of View💬 Dialogue Craft👂 Sensory Detail
Wired for Culture
— Mark Pagel • 2012
Culture isn't a byproduct of big brains. It's the reason we have them.
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🦴 Evolutionary Anthropology🔄 Cultural Evolution👥 Social Learning📚 Cumulative Culture🤝 Group Cooperation
Wired for Culture Саммари
Wired for Culture
Culture isn't a byproduct of big brains. It's the reason we have them.
— Mark Pagel 2012 432 стр.
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🦴 Evolutionary Anthropology🔄 Cultural Evolution👥 Social Learning📚 Cumulative Culture🤝 Group Cooperation
The Everything Sign Language Book
— Irene Duke • 2003
A slight hand turn changes the word. Your face does the grammar. The complete ASL manual.
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🧏 Sign Language🇺🇸 American Sign Language📖 Self-Study🎓 Language Instruction🗣️ Deaf Communication
The Everything Sign Language Book Саммари
The Everything Sign Language Book
A slight hand turn changes the word. Your face does the grammar. The complete ASL manual.
— Irene Duke 2003 304 стр.
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🧏 Sign Language🇺🇸 American Sign Language📖 Self-Study🎓 Language Instruction🗣️ Deaf Communication
Copywriting
— Mark Shaw • 2009
Your reader is scanning, not reading. The copywriter's craft for making every word count.
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✏️ Commercial Writing📋 Copywriting Fundamentals🎙️ Brand Voice💬 Persuasive Writing💻 Digital Content
Copywriting Саммари
Copywriting
Your reader is scanning, not reading. The copywriter's craft for making every word count.
— Mark Shaw 2009 216 стр.
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✏️ Commercial Writing📋 Copywriting Fundamentals🎙️ Brand Voice💬 Persuasive Writing💻 Digital Content
A Writer's Notebook
— Ralph Fletcher • 1996
A notebook habit turns raw noticing into finished writing. Everything starts with what you catch.
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📝 Writing Craft📅 Daily Writing Habits💡 Idea Generation🗣️ Authentic Voice🏫 Writing Workshop
A Writer's Notebook Саммари
A Writer's Notebook
A notebook habit turns raw noticing into finished writing. Everything starts with what you catch.
— Ralph Fletcher 1996 138 стр.
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📝 Writing Craft📅 Daily Writing Habits💡 Idea Generation🗣️ Authentic Voice🏫 Writing Workshop
The Naive and the Sentimental Novelist
— Orhan Pamuk • 2010
Why great novels put you in a trance even as you know every word is invented.
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🎨 Novel As Art Form📖 Reading Experience✍️ Novel Craft🎭 Fiction And Reality🌍 Comparative Literature
The Naive and the Sentimental Novelist Саммари
The Naive and the Sentimental Novelist
Why great novels put you in a trance even as you know every word is invented.
— Orhan Pamuk 2010 81 стр.
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🎨 Novel As Art Form📖 Reading Experience✍️ Novel Craft🎭 Fiction And Reality🌍 Comparative Literature
Korean Made Simple
— Billy Go • 2014
Korean isn't English with different words. The verb goes last, and politeness has two settings.
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🗣️ Korean Language🌱 Korean For Beginners📚 Korean Grammar✍️ Hangul🔊 Korean Pronunciation
Korean Made Simple Саммари
Korean Made Simple
Korean isn't English with different words. The verb goes last, and politeness has two settings.
— Billy Go 2014 348 стр.
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