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Writing That Matters:
A Rhetoric for the New Classroom
First Edition
by W. T. Pfefferle, Ph.D.
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W.T. Pfefferle lives and writes in Texas. In addition to Writing That Matters, he co-authored Plug-In: The Guide to Music on the Net, another Prentice Hall text from 1996. He's also published his poetry in literary journals such as Ohio Review, Kansas Quarterly, Mississippi Review, and Georgetown Review.
Pfefferle's received degrees at Arizona State University, the American University in Washington, D.C., and the University of Southern Mississippi. He counts among his mentors: Rita Dove, Henry Taylor, Frederick Barthelme, and David Roberts.
Teaching since 1985, Pfefferle specializes in freshman comp and American literature. In guitars, he favors the Fender Telecaster. In vodka, he's partial to Finlandia. The only cigar worth smoking is a Zino. In addition to his scholarly life, he's been playing in bar bands for almost twenty years.
Pfefferle's currently at work on two new books, an argument text for freshmen, and an American lit survey.
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