Word Bytes: Writing in the Information Society by Carolyne Lee - ISBN: 9780522856651
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Word Bytes: Writing in the Information Society

Writing in the Information Society

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  • Paperback

    336 pages

  • Release Date

    15 July 2009

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Summary

Words matter. And good writing matters. Especially in the information society, in which more writing than ever is disseminated and read. There may be a lot of dross out there, but we can also find writing that stands out from the rest. It lodges in our heads because of its simplicity and style, and because it says something worth reading. This is ‘word byte’ writing, a term that Carolyne Lee coins, defines and explains in this book, and which she and her contributors encourage their readers to achieve.A wide range of genres of public and professional writing; including magazine profiles, newspaper articles and blog posts; is covered in Word Bytes.The contributions from other professional writers, magazine and newspaper journalists through to a blogger and web-editor, will inspire and teach all those who want to learn to recognise and produce word bytes; writing that gets noticed and read in a world of information overload.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780522856651
ISBN-10:0522856659
Author:Carolyne Lee
Publisher:Melbourne University Press
Imprint:Melbourne University Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:336
Release Date:15 July 2009
Weight:404g
Dimensions:19mm x 141mm x 212mm
Series:Academic Monograph
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Word Bytes: Writing in the Information Society by Carolyne Lee - ISBN: 9780522856651
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About The Author

Carolyne Lee

Carolyne Lee is a writer, teacher and researcher who has written for newspapers, books, e-zines, educational curricula, scholarly journals and blogs. She has taught writing for more than twenty years, and in that time has seen many of her students break into print (and pixels), gain good jobs in the media and in other organisations, and even become teachers themselves. She is a lecturer, as well as coordinator of writing subjects in the discipline of Media and Communications, in the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne. She is the author of Power Prose and co-editor of Who’d Be a Mother?

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