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Sunday, March 13
Speechwriting: The Tracks of the Ghost by ED VILADE
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 13 Mar 2005 12:38 PM EST
Saturday, March 12
Speechwriter's Bookshelf - Suggested Titles
by
Pete Weissman
on Sat 12 Mar 2005 12:15 PM EST
A list of recommended books for those who write and give speeches. Compiled by Pat McNees and Joan Detz. more »
Monday, March 7
A Speechwriter's Inspiration: Reflections on Dr. Hunter S. Thompson by JIM LaFEMINA
by
Pete Weissman
on Mon 07 Mar 2005 11:14 PM EST
As a speechwriter, I try to remain keenly aware of two things at all times; voice and perspective. In an effort to keep our speakers lively and our audiences engaged, aren't we all interested in finding a new voice? . . . That's what Hunter S. Thompson did for me. more »
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