Bruffee, Kenneth A.
A Short Course in Writing
. Mass.: Winthrop Publishers. 1972.
This book tells how an individual can develop his skills in writing other than in a classroom setting.
Elbow, Peter.
Writing With Power
. New York: Oxford University Press. 1981.
This book emphasizes how powerful and beneficial writing can be as a means of communicating.
Kane, Thomas S.
The Oxford Guide to Writing
. New York: Oxford University Press. 1983.
This is a rhetoric and handbook for college students which tells how to improve writing skills by identifying specific mistakes and difficulties.
Liddell, Theo C.
Basic Languages: Messages and Meaning
. New York: Harper & Row. 1975.
This is a basic text used to develop skills in all facets of language.
Strafford, William.
A Way of Writing
. Michigan. University of Michigan. 1977.
This book deals with various techniques used to develop writing skills.
Rico, Gabriele L.
Writing the Natural Way
. Los Angeles: J. P. Tarcher, Inc. 1983.
This book is designed to encourage a potential writer to use his inner ability to produce a natural flow of creative writing.
Warriner, John E.
English Grammar and Composition
. New York: Harcourt Brace Jonavovich, Publishers. 1982.
This is a basic text used to develop skills in language.
Wiener, Harvey S.
Any Child Can Write
. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1978.
This book covers techniques which can be used to improve a child’s writing skills from preschool to high school.
Famous Writing Course: Principles of Good Writing
. Vol. II. Westport, Conn.: Famous Writers School. 1969.
This book concerns itself with the basic techniques needed to become a more influential writer.