July 4, 2003
Textbook Writing 101
Are you ever dissatisfied with your textbooks -- those awkward, overloaded wheelbarrows of information that wobble off course every few pages? Why not assemble your own lecture notes into the ideal textbook for your classes and, incidentally, become rich and famous? As the author of two textbooks on writing -- and purely to serve my colleagues -- let me guide you through the process.
Most professors think you need a great idea for a textbook to put your stamp on the
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