Any books recommend for grammer and writing essays or in general?

[Anonymous No.18224964]

I checked the wiki but only found recommendations for creative writing. My professor recommend They Say I Say, but I'd like to hear any other recommendations you may have. Anything like picrel?

[Anonymous No.18227221]

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[Anonymous No.18227229]

>>18224964
they say/i say was not helpful at all for 'creative writing'. are you a college freshman, anon?

[Anonymous No.18227261]

>>18227229
>My professor recommend
>are you a college freshman
Talk about not being helpful, anon
You're that special kind, eh?
>>18224964
Elements of Style deals with grammar
For essays just look up text books in your school's library

[Anonymous No.18227369]

>>18224964
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[Anonymous No.18227500]

You'll need 2 things:

1. John Truby's The Anatomy of Story. Amazing book that takes you through the steps of creating a story based on an organic story idea that unfolds in time, space, characters, symbols, etc. He lists 22 steps to becoming a master storyteller with plenty of examples from brilliant movies and books.

2. A book on grammar.

[Anonymous No.18228209]

I read this one