Roy Peter Clark
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Roy Peter Clark is a renowned writing coach and teacher who has significantly influenced writers across various fields.
With a Ph.D. in medieval literature, he has made a mark in newspaper journalism and internet writing discussions.
Clark has taught both children and Pulitzer Prize-winning writers, combining his roles as a teacher and writer.
His long-standing association with The Poynter Institute, where he has held several key positions since 1979, adds to his credibility.
Born in New York City in 1948, Clark has authored or edited 14 books on journalism and writing, including the widely acclaimed "Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer.".
Books by Roy Peter Clark
Writing Tools
by Roy Peter Clark
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2006
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260 pages
4.2
5.7K ratings
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The Glamour of Grammar
by Roy Peter Clark
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2010
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304 pages
3.84
1.2K ratings
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Murder Your Darlings
by Roy Peter Clark
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2020
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352 pages
4.01
592 ratings
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Self Help
Help! For Writers
by Roy Peter Clark
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2011
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304 pages
3.92
428 ratings
Writing
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Self Help
How to Write Short
by Roy Peter Clark
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2013
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272 pages
3.77
1.2K ratings
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Communication
The Art of X-Ray Reading
by Roy Peter Clark
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2016
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288 pages
4.04
963 ratings
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