It Works for Me: Becoming a Publishing Scholar/Researcher: Shared Tips for the Classroom Professional

Blythe, Dr. Hal,Sweet, Dr. Charlie

ISBN 10: 1581072007 / ISBN 13: 9781581072006

Published by New Forums Press, 2010

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: It Works for Me: Becoming a Publishing Scholar/Researcher: Shared Tips for the Classroom Professional
• Publisher: New Forums Press
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1581072007
• ISBN 13: 9781581072006
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Seldom do readers have an opportunity to see inside the worlds of other writers. This makes "It Works for Me: Becoming a Publishing Scholar/Researcher" very special. The contributors to this book are inviting us to visit their private worlds. Before you begin exploring their worlds, think about your own world of scholarship, and sort out the topics that you find the most exciting. This reflection will prepare you to do more than visit these other worlds; once inside each world, you want to immediately look around and take something back with you. Knowing your passions in advance will enable you to capture those ideas that connect to your own world.

About the Author

Hal Blythe, Ph.D., is a Foundation Professor of English at the Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY. He has authored three non-fiction books dealing with writing and over 100 critical scholarly articles. He has ghost-written over 30 Mike Shayne novellas and over 100 short stories in popular magazines to include Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Woman's World. He also has produced seven television scripts for EKU-TV's Keys to Communication Series, and over 25 articles in Writer's Digest dealing with pedagogy. Charlie Sweet, Ph.D., is a Foundation Professor of English at Eastern Kentucky University. He formerly taught at Florida State University.