BRONXVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- For those who have the gift of verse, writing comes to them naturally, instinctively. Their skill is further enhanced through frequent practice and writing from experiences through the years. We may not all be skilled at writing, but we can improve on it and become better at expressing ourselves. Take a crash course in writing through Write Right, Not Almost Right, a useful guide written by author Joseph Lamagna.
With many books already published on writing properly, what makes Write Right, Not Almost Right any different? Why clutter up the world with another book? There can never be too many lessons on any subject, no matter how many times it's repeated. People can never learn too much. Writing isn't any different. The more you learn, the better you become. The more you practice, the easier it will be to write at will.
Despite the minimal amount of space, Write Right, Not Almost Right has crammed much valuable information into one neat little package. Its important contents are condensed, highlighting the most significant aspects of writing. Though we may not all become award-winning writers, if we learn to write properly, we can get our point across clearly and express ourselves better through words. Get a copy of this useful guide now and learn how to write right!
About the Author
Joseph Lamagna is the author of five other published books: "Wild Game Cookbook & Other Recipes" -- 3rd Edition; "Coins; The Collector's Guide" -- 2nd Edition; "Trout Fishing USA" -- 1st Edition; "God's Last Will & Testament For Earth" -- 1st Edition; and "Rip Van Winkle's New Saga" -- 1st Edition. He also wrote over 130 stories published in various magazines and newspapers cross-country, and has been a guest speaker on radio and TV talk shows. His prize photos of Native American Indians and famous sports persons appeared nationwide. Joseph traveled extensively, criss-crossing our nation to over 40 states, plus Canada and Mexico. He is a lecturer and writing instructor and has conducted adult education classes on writing. He is a life member of the NRA (National Rifle Assoc.) & RPEA (Retired Public Employees Assoc.).
Write Right, Not Almost Right * by Joseph Lamagna
2nd Edition
Publication Date: December 27, 2006
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