Write Source 2000: A Guide to Writing, Thinking and Learning

by Patrick Sebranek

Book PaperbackPublication 1/1/1999 560Reading Age 11 and Up

Genres: Writing, Reference, Nonfiction, Language, Teaching

560 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

Reviews

[Marguerite]

The principal of my junior high, who was also a friend and neighbor, gave me a copy of this book for my fifteenth birthday. Useful throughout high school and college, and I still pull out my dog-eared copy when I have questions about how to format a particular style of letter, have questions about grammar, or need some general inspiration.

I have the 1990 paperback 1st edition. I am curious to see how this staple of my writing life has evolved. I understand there is now a .pdf on compiling multimedia reports on the Write Source 2000 website. Any basic book on writing, thinking, and learning that incorporates modern technology in this way definitely belongs on my shelf.

Update: I bought more recent, updated versions for both of my sons. They go to this resource all the time.

[Francis B]

It is good historical and critical thinking book. I really admired it.

[Lindsay]

When it comes to writing, whether for school or fun, this is an invaluable source to have.

[Benjamin Plume]

It did its job when I was in middle school...corny though.

[Nicole]

A good resource for older kids.