Structure, Style, and Usage: A Guide to Expository Writing by Hulon Willis is an essential resource for writers, students, and educators seeking to improve clarity and effectiveness in written communication. Published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston in 1964, this classic guide offers comprehensive insights into composition, grammar, and usage tailored specifically for expository writing. Its detailed correction charts and revision guides provide practical tools to identify and correct common writing errors, making it a valuable companion for enhancing writing skills.
This edition is a hardcover volume featuring a distinctive green and gray cloth cover with bold typography. Inside, readers will find clearly organized chapters covering structure, style, and usage principles alongside helpful reference lists and writing tips. As a vintage work from a respected educational publisher, it remains relevant for anyone looking to master clear, precise, and purposeful writing. Ideal for collectors or those studying historical approaches to writing pedagogy, this book combines practical guidance with academic rigor.
