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"Why Authors Go Wrong: And Other Explanations" by Grant Martin Overton offers insightful literary criticism and practical writing advice for aspiring authors and avid readers alike. Delving into the nuances of authorship, Overton examines common pitfalls and explores the importance of writing style and authorial intent.
This timeless work, meticulously prepared for print republication, provides a fascinating look at the craft of writing, offering explanations for when authors miss the mark. Whether you're seeking guidance on your own writing journey or simply interested in understanding the creative process, this book provides a valuable resource. Explore the considerations of authorship through Overton's insightful observations, gaining a deeper understanding of both successful and unsuccessful writing techniques. This is a classic study useful for both authors and those studying the language arts.
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