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Call to Write, Brief (with MyCompLab), The (3rd Edition)

John Trimbur

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Year 2004 Edition year

Pages 752 Long-form read

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Based on the metadata we have, Call to Write, Brief (with MyCompLab), The (3rd Edition) by John Trimbur looks closest to a focused backlist selection with a clear entry point for curious readers. Stored edition details show 2004 • Prentice Hall • 752 pages, which helps set expectations for scope and pacing.

Edition on file: 2004 • Prentice Hall • 752 pages • ISBN 9780321327956.

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Call to Write, Brief (with MyCompLab), The (3rd Edition) by John Trimbur lands like a more substantial focused reader pick that looks easy to sample and quick to understand.