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"Talks on Writing English. First Series" was written by Arlo Bates and published in 1896. American author and educator known for his novels exploring social change and human relationships.

Talks on Writing English. First Series

1896

Arlo Bates

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Talks on Writing English. First Series

Arlo Bates

1896

Published in 1896, 'Talks on Writing English. First Series' by Arlo Bates is a guide focused on English composition and rhetoric. The book consists of a series of lectures that aim to enhance writing skills through practical advice on clarity, structure, and emotional engagement. Bates distinguishes between innate creativity and teachable writing techniques, emphasizing the importance of understanding composition and an audience-centered approach. This work is notable for its practical insights into the art of writing, making it valuable for aspiring writers and those seeking to improve their craft.