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Crafting Authentic Voice

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ISBN-10: 0325005974

ISBN-13: 9780325005973

Edition: 2004

Authors: Tom Romano

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A good writer has a distinctive voice. A great writer has an inimitable one. Regardless of subject or place in time or space, good and great writers share one traitthey are true to their personalities, spirits, and characters. How do they do this? How can WE do this as teachers and writers? And how can we show our students what crafting an authentic voice entails? One of our premier writers on the writing process and writing workshop, Tom Romano, tells us. In a compelling and manageable text, he makes the case for giving special time and attention to voice as a means to get students involved and improve their writing, particularly expository writing. Using his own strong voice and…    
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Book details

List price: $42.50
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 1/14/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.20" long x 0.46" tall
Weight: 0.924
Language: English

Tom Romano has published numerous bestselling books including Crafting Authentic Voice; Blending Genre, Altering Style; Zigzag; and Writing with Passion (all from Heinemann). A professor at Miami University, Tom teaches writing and language arts methods in the Department of Teacher Education. He is also an instructor at the University of New Hampshire Summer Literacy Institute.

The Delight and Dilemma of Voice
Antipasto: Stopping By Woods After a Bronchoscopy
Reasons to Read
Voice Lessons
Email Admissions
Two Bands
Qualities of Voice
Antipasto: "Poems,"
Qualities of Voice
Information Please
The Appeal of Narrative
Perception and Surprise
Surprise for Whom?
Humor, Lightness, Play
Trust the Gush
Antipasto: Olivia Leads the Way
The Place of Passion
"Outcast,"
How Voice Is Lost
The Five-Paragraph You-Know-What
Of Buts and Burrs and Bad Advice
Grammatically High-Strung
Whatever It Takes: Breaking the Rules in Style
Mischief, Rebellion, Attitude
Many Voices
Imitation
"It's Alive! It's Alive! It's Alive!"
Wear a Mask, Unleash a Voice
The Generative Power of Parallel Structure
"Who Said That?"
Crafting Authentic Voice
Antipasto: Squirming, Fretting, and Fraud
Enter Craft
Making It Rougher
Mind Pictures
Hit Dem Senses
What the Ear Knows
Linguistic Inebriation
Living Leaping Words
Who's Got the Action?
Weeding the Garden
Placement and Payoff
Great Lengths
Get Your Pipe and Blow Doughnuts: The Speed of Metaphor
Ingmar Bergman, Janis Joplin, and Howard Cosell: Allusions to Extend Meaning
Behold This Visage: How Speech Helps Writing
In the Beginning
And in the End
Working Together
Voice and Identity
Antipasto: Huck, Holden, and Talya
The Moves in One Piece
A Small Work I Have to Do
Utmost Essence
Works Cited
Acknowledgments