A Reader's Guide to College Writing

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A Reader's Guide to College Writing

Can you think of a college course that doesnâ€™t require reading? Whether in common-read programs, first-year writing, or writing-intensive courses, students need critical reading skills in order to engage with ideas and become successful academic writers. John Ruszkiewiczâ€™s A Readerâ€™s Guide to College Writing gives students an insiderâ€™s view of the way critical reading really works and how a writerâ€™s rhetorical choices lead to powerful writing. In dynamic, pocket-sized lessons, readers are drawn into the conversation with a wise, helpful, and fun professor who knows just the right example to illustrate a concept. Simple, easy-to-spot marginal notes highlight the moves that matter in academic writing and help students apply the chaptersâ€™ advice. Flexible end-of-chapter activities work with a variety of writing assignments, while appendices with MLA and APA guidelines give students quick-reference help they can depend on.

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