Language Arts & Discipline Audiobooks
Whether it’s Writing for Beginners or I Give You My Body: How I Write Sex Scenes, Scribd’s language arts and discipline audiobooks teach us about the intricacies and arts of language, writing, persuasion, and speech. Pop in your earbuds and listen in on a range of intimate master class-style lessons for perfecting your use of language.
Whether it’s Writing for Beginners or I Give You My Body: How I Write Sex Scenes, Scribd’s language arts and discipline audiobooks teach us about the intricacies and arts of language, writing, persuasion, and speech. Pop in your earbuds and listen in on a range of intimate master class-style lessons for perfecting your use of language.
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About Language Arts & Discipline
Everand's audiobooks on language arts and discipline teach us all about the strange and fascinating subtleties and arts of crafting language, whether it’s in our writing, our ability to persuade, and our spoken stories. Dive into a variety of master class-style award-winning audiobooks that reveal magical secrets and tips on how we can communicate with the world in ways, whether it’s through our writing, speaking, art, and stories. Alliteration, context, dialogue, figures of speech, idioms, and irony. Those are just a few of the tools of the trade when it comes to telling engaging and convincing stories. You may already be familiar with those terms, but many language arts audiobooks like Sin and Syntax by Constance Hale dig much deeper into all the nuances and help you clarify and energize your writing. These are the kinds of audiobooks that hold the keys to crafting truly unforgettable writing. Bestsellers in the language arts and discipline audiobook genre are written by a range of brilliant writers that unleash their secrets to their trade. Check out award-winning bestsellers like Milan Kundera’s The Art of the Novel, Leonard Shlain’s The Alphabet Versus the Goddess: The Conflict Between Word and Image, and Bill Bryson’s The Mother Tongue: English and How It Got That Way.
Everand's audiobooks on language arts and discipline teach us all about the strange and fascinating subtleties and arts of crafting language, whether it’s in our writing, our ability to persuade, and our spoken stories. Dive into a variety of master class-style award-winning audiobooks that reveal magical secrets and tips on how we can communicate with the world in ways, whether it’s through our writing, speaking, art, and stories. Alliteration, context, dialogue, figures of speech, idioms, and irony. Those are just a few of the tools of the trade when it comes to telling engaging and convincing stories. You may already be familiar with those terms, but many language arts audiobooks like Sin and Syntax by Constance Hale dig much deeper into all the nuances and help you clarify and energize your writing. These are the kinds of audiobooks that hold the keys to crafting truly unforgettable writing. Bestsellers in the language arts and discipline audiobook genre are written by a range of brilliant writers that unleash their secrets to their trade. Check out award-winning bestsellers like Milan Kundera’s The Art of the Novel, Leonard Shlain’s The Alphabet Versus the Goddess: The Conflict Between Word and Image, and Bill Bryson’s The Mother Tongue: English and How It Got That Way.