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Each month Richard Bell compiles the book review pages in Writing Magazine. Here he highlights the best and most helpful books around, listed under: Writing Genres, Fiction and Non-Fiction; Article writing and Freelance Journalism; Writing Your Life; Stage, Screen, Television and Radio; Writing Poetry; Special Interests; The Writing Business; Reference Library; Writers and the Internet.

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WRITING YOUR SELF (Paperback)
Author: John Killick & Myra Schneider
Published by: Continuum
Ref No: m1012

If you want to explore personal material in your writing, you will almost certainly find that writing your self is not the same as writing your life. Writing episodes from your lif…
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BLOOMSBURY DICTIONARY OF IDIOMS (Paperback)
Edited by: Gordon Jarvie
Published by: A&C Black
Ref No: m1011

An idiom is a term that cannot be translated because its meaning does not reflect the meanings of its component words. If we say, for example, that someone is a big fish in a littl…
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DR JOHNSON’S RELIQUARY OF REDISCOVERED WORDS (Hardback)
Author: Dr N Johnson
Published by: Square Peg
Ref No: m1010

This Doctor Johnson is Dr Neil Johnson, and he has published scientific articles, books on biomedical subjects, and a series of children’s books. What he has now produced is, in ef…
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A BETTER PENCIL (Hardback)
Author: Dennis Baron
Published by: Oxford University Press
Ref No: m1009

Dennis Baron is Professor of English and Linguistics at the University of Illinois and his new book examines the history of writing, from its invention in ancient times through to …
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WHAT MADE THE CROCODILE CRY? (Paperback)
Author: Susie Dent
Published by: Oxford University Press
Ref No: m1008

Susie Dent works with words a great deal and is perhaps best known for her contribution to the Countdown programme. In her work she receives a hefty postbag of questions about the …
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