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I, the Author, According to: Three Moves for College Composition

I, the Author, According to: Three Moves for College Composition

Author(s): Melinda Wilson

Edition: 2

Copyright: 2025

Pages: 120

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$57.50 USD

ISBN 9798385180196

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In this instructional textbook for first year college composition students, Dr. Melinda Wilson covers three of the most common genres of academic writing for freshmen writers: personal writing, analytical writing, and research writing. The textbook is practice-oriented to support writers in understanding and applying foundational rhetorical strategies. Each section of the text provides detailed guidance on the genre as well as annotated model essays. 

Melinda Wilson

Melinda Wilson is a poet, critic, essayist, and educator living in Bronx, New York. She holds a B.A. in English from the University of New Hampshire, an MFA in Poetry from The New School, and a PhD in English from Florida State University. She has taught at Fordham University, St. John's University, Manhattan University, Florida State University, and City University of New York, as well as several other institutions. In addition to this textbook, Melinda is the author of two poetry collections: Amplexus from Dancing Girl Press and What It Was Like to Be a Woman from Indolent Books.

In this instructional textbook for first year college composition students, Dr. Melinda Wilson covers three of the most common genres of academic writing for freshmen writers: personal writing, analytical writing, and research writing. The textbook is practice-oriented to support writers in understanding and applying foundational rhetorical strategies. Each section of the text provides detailed guidance on the genre as well as annotated model essays. 

Melinda Wilson
Melinda Wilson

Melinda Wilson is a poet, critic, essayist, and educator living in Bronx, New York. She holds a B.A. in English from the University of New Hampshire, an MFA in Poetry from The New School, and a PhD in English from Florida State University. She has taught at Fordham University, St. John's University, Manhattan University, Florida State University, and City University of New York, as well as several other institutions. In addition to this textbook, Melinda is the author of two poetry collections: Amplexus from Dancing Girl Press and What It Was Like to Be a Woman from Indolent Books.