Author: Angela Gentile
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Employment: Reading and Writing Your Way into the Workforce
Writing education is largely a self-taught process through reading, more reading, writing, and of course, more writing!
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Grammar & Style: Establishing Credibility as Professional Writers
So, what is most important to creating and building a persona of ourselves as both author and professional writers – grammar or style?
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Multimodality: Rhetorical Choices of Document Design
Gagich provides an expanded definition of the term “text” to “a piece of communication that can take many forms.
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Practices for Composing: Tools & Productivity
To become better academic and professional writers, it is important to understand the tools, or “rhetorical moves” at our disposal
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Revising: Reconceiving Our Writing for Our Audience
Berkenkotter provides two important insights about revision, with implications to also be considered for my (and our) own process.
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First Drafts: How Many Drafts Live Within Them?
In the selection “Shitty First Drafts” from her book Bird by Bird, Anne Lamott asserts that all good writers write shitty first drafts.