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ENGLISH JOURNAL April 1985 Vol 74 No 4 Grammatical Deviance in Advertising Haven Peck's Legacy
Here is ENGLISH JOURNAL April 1985 Vol 74 No 4 published by National Council of Teachers of English.
Issue is used, very good condition, light edge wear and rubbing, no mailing label, clean, complete, unmarked text, 98 pp. M139
FEATURES:
Facets: Grammatical Deviance in Advertising - Alexander S. Frazier, C. Anne Webb, Greta D. Little, Scharlotte Saxon
Making Connections: Academic Reform and Adolescents' Priorities - Edmund J. Farrell
Tunafish, Eddie R., and Writing for Real - Tim Gillespie
Three Approaches to Writing the First Poem - William Robert Rodriguez
The Sweet Smell of Success: Is It All in the Name? - Ellen Harrison
Haven Peck's Legacy in A Day No Pigs Would Die - M. Kip Hartvigsen and Christen Brog Hartvigsen
My Visit to Oz and How Bad Those There Want to Go Home - Cory J. Eberhart
On Living with Poetry - Darwin L. Hayes
Poetry in the Springtime - Peter Norris
A Regional-Ripple Approach to American Literature - Gerald Haslam
Antidote to Rejection - Robert L. Tucker
Secrets to Winning the Games Kids Play - Carol Fuery
Power and Progress: Themes in Fiction for a Technological Age - Linda Wicher
On Retirement - Marion Alexander
Using Gremlins to Teach Theme - Charlotte Miller
Our Readers Write: A Favorite Secondhand Bookstore
Recommended: Evangeline Walton - John Herman
Too Good to Miss - Ethel B. Schweitz
Departments
Writing for Teachers - Rebecca Blevins Faery
The Farfaring Imagination: Recent Fantasy and Science Fiction - Beth and Ben Nelms
First Measure the Sparkle - Toni Sills
Science Fiction on Film - David Burmester
Poem: Rehearsals - Ellanor Brizendine
Poem: I Saw an Old Acquaintance - David Evans
Poem: Things to Do While Listening to Commencement Platitudes - Carolyn Estes
Poem: ... an omnipotent & nervy thing to do ... for June Langford Berkley - Marilee Lehman Pallant
Poem: Naming of Nouns (With Apologies to Henry Reed) - Ellen M. Shull
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Issue is used, very good condition, light edge wear and rubbing, no mailing label, clean, complete, unmarked text, 98 pp. M139
FEATURES:
Facets: Grammatical Deviance in Advertising - Alexander S. Frazier, C. Anne Webb, Greta D. Little, Scharlotte Saxon
Making Connections: Academic Reform and Adolescents' Priorities - Edmund J. Farrell
Tunafish, Eddie R., and Writing for Real - Tim Gillespie
Three Approaches to Writing the First Poem - William Robert Rodriguez
The Sweet Smell of Success: Is It All in the Name? - Ellen Harrison
Haven Peck's Legacy in A Day No Pigs Would Die - M. Kip Hartvigsen and Christen Brog Hartvigsen
My Visit to Oz and How Bad Those There Want to Go Home - Cory J. Eberhart
On Living with Poetry - Darwin L. Hayes
Poetry in the Springtime - Peter Norris
A Regional-Ripple Approach to American Literature - Gerald Haslam
Antidote to Rejection - Robert L. Tucker
Secrets to Winning the Games Kids Play - Carol Fuery
Power and Progress: Themes in Fiction for a Technological Age - Linda Wicher
On Retirement - Marion Alexander
Using Gremlins to Teach Theme - Charlotte Miller
Our Readers Write: A Favorite Secondhand Bookstore
Recommended: Evangeline Walton - John Herman
Too Good to Miss - Ethel B. Schweitz
Departments
Writing for Teachers - Rebecca Blevins Faery
The Farfaring Imagination: Recent Fantasy and Science Fiction - Beth and Ben Nelms
First Measure the Sparkle - Toni Sills
Science Fiction on Film - David Burmester
Poem: Rehearsals - Ellanor Brizendine
Poem: I Saw an Old Acquaintance - David Evans
Poem: Things to Do While Listening to Commencement Platitudes - Carolyn Estes
Poem: ... an omnipotent & nervy thing to do ... for June Langford Berkley - Marilee Lehman Pallant
Poem: Naming of Nouns (With Apologies to Henry Reed) - Ellen M. Shull
Shipping by Media Mail; 7-16 day delivery time. Please contact before ordering if you desire to upgrade to Priority Mail for $6. AK, HI, and Canada shipping is by Priority Mail.
