Style bibliography

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Produced by the students of ENG 481, Fall 2007.

Texts in the bibliography

• Aristole. "Poetics." 2003. Classic Writings on Poetry. Ed. William Harmon. New York: Columbia UP, 2003. Reviewed by Bill Iavarone.
• Bing, Stanley. "The Elements of Style." 2007. Reviewed by Catt Foy.
• Boase-Beier, Jean. "Saying what someone else meant: style, relevance and translation." 2004. Reviewed by Annette Glotfelty.
• Bond, Michael. On Song. New Scientist 180 (2003): 46. Reviewed by Luke Larson.
• Braheny, John. The Craft and Business of Songwriting. 2nd ed. Cincinnati: Writer\'s Digest, 2001. Reviewed by Luke Larson.
• Calloway, Cab. "The Hepster's Dictionary." 1944. Reviewed by Matthew Lewerenz.
• Calloway, Cab. "Swingformation Bureau". 1939. Reviewed by Matthew Lewerenz.
• Clarke, Allison, and Daniel Miller. "Fashion and Anxiety." 2002. Reviewed by Deanna Bott.
• Connors, Robert J. "Style Theory and Stylistic Abstractions." 1997. Reviewed by Bradley Dilger.
• Connors, Robert & Cheryl Glenn. "Chapter 7: Teaching Style." 1989. Reviewed by Catt Foy.
• Duffy, Edward. "Sentences in Harry Potter, Students in Future Writing Classes." 2002. Reviewed by Deven Shannon.
• Eddy, Terry and Alberto Herrera. "Learning Construction Spanglish: A Beginner's Guide to Spanglish On-the-Job." 2005. Reviewed by Rita Arce
• Feffer, Steve. "Extending the Breaks: Fires in the Mirror in the Context of Hip-Hop Structure, Style and Culture." 2004. Reviewed by Keith Clark.
• Field, Syd. "Screenplay: the Foundations of Screenwriting." 1994. Reviewed by James Anderson.
• Gladney, Marvin J, "The Black Arts movement and hip-hop." 1995. Reviewed by Keith Clark
• Graff, Gerald, and Cathy Birkenstein. "They Say/I Say." 2006. Reviewed by Nan Norcross.
• Hacker, Diana. A Pocket Style Manual. New York: Bedford St. Martin's, 2004. Reviewed by Katie MacLennan.
• Hamm, Jack. Cartooning The Head & Figure. 1967. Reviewed by Jim Anderson.
• Hebdige, Dick. "Subculture: The Meaning of Style." 1979. Reviewed by Erin Waters
• Hess, Mickey. "From Bricks to Billboards: Hip-hop Autobiography."2006. Reviewed by Keith Clark.
• Hurter, Bill. The Best of Family Portrait Photography: Professional Techniques and Images. 2006. Reviewed by Katherine Schutte.
• Jeffery, Barbara "Wedding Speeches and Toasts"1998. Reviewed by Scott Connelly.
• Johnson, T.R. and Tom Pace. "Refiguring Prose Style: Possibilities for Writing Pedagogy." 2005. Reviewed by Rita Arce.
• Khodarahmi, Sue. You're Stylin' Now. 2006. Reviewed by Nan Norcross.
• King, Stephen. "On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft." 2000. Reviewed by Jackie Wristen.
• Koch, Dave. "Push Your Fiction Beyond Mundane Description." 2007. Reviewed by Jackie Wristen.
• Kolln, Martha. Rhetorical Grammar: Grammatical Choices, Rhetorical Effects. 2007. Reviewed by Erin Ann Sullivan.
• Kress, Nancy. "Write Lean and Mean." 2004. Reviewed by Catt Foy.
• Lamott, Anne. Bird by Bird. 1994. Reviewed by Holly Terry.
• Lanham, Richard. Revising Prose - 4th Edition. 2000. Reviewed by Katie Kelley.
• Lanham, Richard A. Style: An Anti-Textbook. 1974. New Haven: Yale UP, 1978. Reviewed by Susan Gray.
• Lao Tzu. "Tao Te Ching". 1990. Reviewed by Matthew Lewerenz
• Leahy, Anna. "Grammar Matters: A Creative Writer's Argument." 2005. Reviewed by Katherine Schutte.
• Leive, Cindi. Glamour's Big Book of Do's and Don'ts. 2006. Reviewed by Deanna Bott.
• Lukeman, Noah. A Dash of Style: The Art and Mastery of Punctuation. New York: Norton, 2006. Reviewed by Heidi Cox.
• Meyers, Jeffery "George Orwell and the Art of Writing" 2005. Reviewed by Scott Connelly.
• Odes, Rebecca, Esther Drill, Heather McDonald. "The Looks Book: A Whole New Approach to Beauty, Body Image, and Style." 2002. Reviewed by Lora Carmichael
• Omole, Kayode. "Linguistic Experimentation in African Literature." 1991. Reviewed by Katie Kelley.
• People. Oscar Style: 75 Years of Glamour. New York: Time, Inc., 2003. Reviewed by Katie MacLennan.
• Plotnik, Arthur. Spunk & Bite : A Writer's Guide to Punchier, More Engaging Language & Style. New York: Random House, 2005. Reviewed by Susan Gray.
• Poe, Edgar Allen. “The Philosophy of Composition.” Classic Writings on Poetry. Ed. William Harmon. New York: Columbia UP, 2003. Reviewed by Bill Iavarone.
• Phelan, James. "Worlds from Words: A Theory of Language in Fiction" 1981. Reviewed by David Scarlett
• Polhemus, Ted. "Streetstyle: From Sidewalk to Catwalk" 1994. Reviewed by Erin Waters
• Rodríguez-Pazos, Gabriel. "Not So True, Not So Simple: The Spanish Translations of The Sun Also Rises." 2004. Reviewed by Annette Glotfelty.
• Selgin, Peter. "Errors of SUBSTANCE." 2007. Reviewed by Holly Terry
• Shiyab, Said, and Lynch, Michael Stuart. "Can Literary Style Be Translated?" 2006. Reviewed by Annette Glotfelty.
• Sims, Josh. "History of the Little Black Dress." London: The Independent, 2006. Reviewed by Erin Ann Sullivan.
• Thonsgaard, Louis. "Symmetry -- the Forbidden Fruit of Picture Composition in Film." 2003. Reviewed by Kay Hamada.
• Trimble, John R. "Writing with Style." 2000. Reviewed by Lora Carmichael.
• Trottier, David. The Screenwriter's Bible: A Complete Guide to Writing, Formatting, and Selling Your Script. 1998. Reviewed by Kay Hamada.
• Weather, Winston. "An Alternate Style." Options in Composition. 1980. Reviewed by Sujin Kim.
• Wilbers, Stephen. Keys to Great Writing. 2nd ed. Vol. 1. F & W Pubns Inc, 2007. Reviewed by Rudy Ordonez.
• Wheeler, Erica. You Can Get There From Here: Writing With A Sense of Place. Sing Out! 49.1 (2005): 68. Reviewed by Luke Larson
• Young, Sue. "Writing With Style." 1997. Reviewed by Breann Borchardt.
• Gu, Ming. "Theory of Fiction: A Non-Western Narrative Tradition.os 14 (2006): 1-29. Academic Search Premier. 24 Oct. 2007. Reviewed by Rudy Ordonez

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