Author

William Safire

35 books

Books

  1. Scandalmonger 2000
  2. William Safire on Language 1980
  3. How Not to Write: The Essential Misrules of Grammar 2005
  4. Fumblerules: A Lighthearted Guide to Grammar and Good Usage 1990
31 more
  1. Freedom: A Novel of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War 1987
  2. Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--The American Experience 1999
  3. Full Disclosure 1977
  4. The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time: Wit and Wisdom from the Popular "On Language" Column in the New York Times Magazine 2004
  5. Words of Wisdom 1989
  6. Political dictionary 1978
  7. Safire's new political dictionary 1993
  8. In Love with Norma Loquendi 1994
  9. You Could Look It Up 1988
  10. The new language of politics 1968
  11. Good Advice on Writing 1992
  12. Spread the Word 1999
  13. I Stand Corrected 1984
  14. No uncertain terms 2003
  15. Before the fall 1975
  16. Let a simile be your umbrella 2001
  17. What's the good word? 1982
  18. Leadership 1990
  19. Experiencing Reading 1994
  20. Coming to terms 1991
  21. Language maven strikes again 1990
  22. Quoth the Maven 1993
  23. Sleeper Spy 1995
  24. Watching My Language 1997
  25. The First Dissident 1992
  26. The Relations explosion 1963
  27. Pictures of the Times 1996
  28. William Safire papers
  29. Good Advice 1982
  30. Safire's Usage Dictionary 1997

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