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Communication:
Journalism |
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College Journalism |
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New York City's Newspapers Pre: 1909
Posted 12/23/07 |
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Newspapers and Periodicals in NYC 1876 Part I
Posted 2/22/08 |
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Newspapers and Periodicals in NYC 1876 Part II
Posted 2/22/08 |
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The Press In New York City 1868 |
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Multimedia Reporting and Convergence: From the
UC Berkeley journalism graduate school -- a
tutorial on producing multimedia stories for
mid-career journalists. |
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How to Start A High School Newspaper: written by
college students for high schoolers. |
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So You Want To Be A Journalist? |
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Newspaper Production 1672-1792 |
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Newspaper Production 1792-1892 |
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Newspaper Production 1892-1992 |
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Newspaper Production 1992 An overview of the
process used by a major newspaper |
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The Emergence of Females As Professional
Journalists |
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The Founding of the Associated Press |
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American Journalism Review In The Classroom:
Teacher's Guides |
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Reporters' Tools: These sites offer a
range of reportorial aids from guidelines for
searching the Internet to lists of quotable
experts, from tips on using public opinion polls
to video feeds for television newscasts.
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Journalism; Known as Extended Writing? |
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Newspaper Publishing: Origins and Early
Evidences |
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The Urbanization of American Journalism |
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Some Findings on Journalism and Periodical
History |
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The John Peter Zenger Trial-1735 |
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Newswriting For Radio |
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Communications: The
Aspiring Writer, Helpful Information and
Resources |
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General Literary Information |
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New York As A Literary Center Part I |
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New York As A Literary Center Part II |
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New York As A Literary Center Part III |
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New York As A Literary Center Part IV |
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New York As A Literary Center Part V |
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New York As A Literary Center Part VI |
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What Is A Writer? by Moira Allen |
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What Kind Of A Writer Do You Want To Be? |
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First Things First: What You Need To Get Started. |
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The
Society For the History of Authorship Reading &
Publishing |
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Funding Writing Projects With Grants by Danielle
Westvang |
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How to Write: Memoirs, Screenplays, Novels, etc. |
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The Romantic Period 1820-1860: Fiction |
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The Rise of Realism: 1860-1914 |
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Modernism and Experimentation 1914-1945 |
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Coping With Rejection |
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The Key To Success, Write More |
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The Four Most Powerful Ways Authors Can Attract More
Readers (and buyers) Faster by Bob Baker |
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How Successful Writers Sell Their Manuscripts |
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What To Do When the Writing Motivation Wavers
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Shyness-Busters by C. Hope Clark |
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What Makes A Good Query Letter? |
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Beating Writers Block |
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Writing Short At First |
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Writing Tips |
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Getting Taken By Bogus "Editing Tests" by Ingrid
Schaefer Sprague |
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Finding Fellowships: Getting Paid To Write by Aviya
Kushner |
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19th Century American Literary, Historical and
Cultural Studies |
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"Only Hammocks Should Sag-Part I "(For Writers) |
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"Only Hammocks Should Sag-Part II" (For Writers) |
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Naming Your Characters |
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How To Write Like An Expert |
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The Seven Vital Elements of a Successful Non-Fiction
Book Proposal |
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Find a Publisher, Co-Publish or Self-Publish: Which
One to Choose? |
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It's Interesting -- But Is It Accurate? (Perils of
Online Information) - |
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Teacher Related Websites:
Literature |
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What Every Writer Needs To Know About Titles |
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An Outline of American Literature |
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Thanks But No Thanks: Surviving and Learning from
Rejection |
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Formatting Your Manuscript For Word Writers |
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The Writer's Tool: Grammar & Usage |
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Elements of Style: This well known writer's handbook
has been reproduced online and is available as part
of Project Bartleby. |
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The Basic Elements of English |
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The Tongue Untied |
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Guide To Writing A Basic Essay |
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Thomson Gale Glossary of Literary Terms:
Several hundred literary terms and devices
cross-referenced and defined. Come here to find out
what scansion, theatre of the absurd, and
neoclassicism mean. |
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Punctuation and Capitalization Rules |
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Grammar Rules |
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Grammar and Punctuation Exercises Excite the Writing
Palette |
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What is an Adjective? |
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Using Adverbs |
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Verbs and Verbals |
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The Garden of Phrases |
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Pronouns |
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Nouns |
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Quotation Marks |
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Rules For Comma Usage |
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Guide To Grammar and Style |
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11 Rules of Writing: This site is a concise guide
to some of the most commonly violated rules of
writing, grammar, and punctuation. It is intended
for all writers as an aid in the learning and
refining of writing skills. |
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The Able Writer: A Rhetoric and Handbook (Excerpts
from the book written by John P. Broderick, Ph.D., a
linguist who has spent thirty years as a professor
teaching English grammar to future teachers. ) |
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Successful Writers As
Literary Role Models To Aspiring Writers |
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Edith Wharton |
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An Overview with Biocritical Sources |
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Edith Wharton's World |
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Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton: E-book |
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Ethan Frome: Summary and Analisis |
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Age of Innocence: E-Book |
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Miscellaneous Successful Female Writers |
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19th Century Women's Poetry |
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The Online Archive Of Nineteenth Century U.S.
Women's Writings |
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African American Women Writers of the 19th
Century-Biographies |
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Elizabeth Oakes Smith 1806-1893 Author |
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Harriet Beecher Stowe's Life & Times-Author |
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Sarah Orne Jewett 1849-1909 Author |
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Emma Lazarus |
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Emma Lazarus and Her Vision (Statue of Liberty) |
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Sara Josepha Buell Hale 1788-1879 Editor &
Writer |
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Louisa May Alcott 1832-1888 Novelist |
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Jeanne Robert Foster: Adirondack Poet |
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Marietta Holley: Best Selling Writer |
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Caroline Kirkland, writer |
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Eilleen Goudge, New York City Author |
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1806-1861 |
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Emily Dickinson 1830-1886 |
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Dorothy Parker |
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Dorothy Parker Rothschild |
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Biographical Sketch of Karal Ann Marling |
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Katherine
Ann Porter 1890-1980 |
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Clare Boothe Luce-Biography |
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Eric Homberger-Author: Professor of American
Studies at The University of Anglia in Norwich,
UK |
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Mrs. Astor's New York by Eric Homberger |
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The Historical Atlas of NYC: A Visual Celebration of
Nearly 400 Years of New York City's History:
Editorial Review |
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British Professor Discusses History |
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An Obituary on Susan Sontag, A Writer by Eric
Homberger |
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Mark Twain-Author (Samuel L. Clemens) |
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Mark Twain Quotations, Newspaper Collections and
Related Services |
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The Mark Twain Papers and Projects |
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Peter
Salwen's Mark Twain Page |
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The Mark Twain Scrapbook |
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Mark
Twain at Bartleby.com |
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Mark Twains Funeral |
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Mark Twain Biography |
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Miscellaneous
Successful Male Authors |
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James Fenimore Cooper |
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Stephen Crane 1871-1900 |
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Theodore Dreiser 1871-1945 |
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Theodore Dreiser: Biographical Sketch |
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Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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A Brief Life of F. Scott Fitzgerald |
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Facts About Fitzgerald |
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Picturing Hemingway, A Writer in His Time-A Tour |
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Sinclair Lewis |
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Edgar Allen Poe in New York City |
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Letter,
Ralph Waldo Emerson to Walt Whitman Extolling
Whitman's Poetry: 21July 1855 |
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Walt Whitman |
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Walt Whitman: From Song of Myself, 1855 |
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Early Twentieth-Century Authors |
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Twentieth-Century Poets |
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Washington Irving |
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Charles Dickens Chronology |
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Setting The Modern Stage: Eugene O'Neill |
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Matthew Arnold 1822-1888 |
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George Chauncey: Professor of History At Yale
University |
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