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The Author's Toolkit: A Step-By-Step Guide to Writing a Book

6 reviews
Mary Embree

Seaview Publishing, 2000

Another indispensable book for writers.
Having recently written and self-published a book I had become familiar with a number of excellent books on the subject of creating, writing and publishing books. Most writers who are interested in self-publishing would immediately buy and utilize Dan Poynter's indispensable book "The Self-Publishing Manual" for help and guidance. Now there is another book, which I would add to that small list of ...

The Author's Toolkit
Mary Embree

St Martins Pr, 2003

What's in the Air: Natural Amd Man Made Air Pollution
Stephen E. Blewett, Mary Embree

Seaview Books, 1998

What's in the Air is written by a scientist for the layperson. Using non-technical terms, the author describes the chemical makeup of air and explains the meteorology and geography that influence the atmosphere. The book stresses the importance of knowledge and vigilance over the most essential life-supporting substance on earth: the air we breathe. This is a book for all ages from junior high school students to adult readers.

The Author's Toolkit: A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing and Publishing Your Book

3 reviews
Mary Embree

Allworth Press, 2003

No prior familiarity with the writing world is assumed
The Author's Toolkit: A Step-By-Step Guide To Writing And Publishing Your Book offers beginners a handy basic reference to writing a book; from nurturing initial ideas and changing them to first drafts to creating a polished, finished work and understanding publishing options. No prior familiarity with the writing world is assumed, making this a perfect introduction for beginners.

The Birds and Bees of Words: A Guide to the Most Common Errors in Usage, Spelling, and Grammar

2 reviews
Mary Embree

Allworth Press, 2007

A GUIDE FOR WRITING IN TODAY'S WORLD
In our forgetfulness that English grammar and usage has evolved, Mary Embree makes a very common sense point when she says, "What matters, is that our meaning is clear." The Birds and the Bees of Words is an excellent reminder for those writers among us who cling to the old rules of grammar fearing ending a sentence with a preposition or dangling participle. No one can appreciate this more, than ...