A course in journalistic writing The title of a book is often the hardest part to write. The title of this book is admittedly a compromise. When the manuscript was submitted to various high-school and college teachers of the subject, each suggested…
The street of ink, an intimate history of journalism For three generations my family have lived in the Street of Ink for the best part of their lives, and, therefore, its story is to be of absorbing interest. Our office is full of the memories of gr…
Writing for the magazines From the publisher's introduction: Like several other volumes in The Writer's Library, this book covers a subject not heretofore treated, except in a fragmentary way, by any other author. It will be found impressive…
Newspaper make-up and headlines This book is offered both as a text for journalism courses in colleges and universities and as a book of reference and guid¬ ance for the newspaperman. It is based upon the writer’s own work as a copyreader supplement…
News writing, the gathering, handling, and writing of news stories. News writing, (1917) Excerpt: The first week of a reporter's work is generally the most nerve-racking of his journalistic experience. Unacquainted with his associates, ignoran…
How to write special feature articles? handbook for reporters, correspondents and free-lance writers who desire to contribute to popular magazines and magazine sections of newspapers Special feature stories and popular magazine articles constitute a…
