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Margaret Shepherd blends calligraphic expertise with a keen eye for social custom in her new three-book series about civilized notes, letters, and conversations in the 21st century.
For over three decades, starting with the classic Learn Calligraphy, her many how-to-do-it books have helped legions of aspiring calligraphers to discover their talent.
Ms Shepherd also enchants the eye with her calligraphic art and educates the mind with her historic memorials.

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Margaret's newest book...
The Art of the Personal Letter: A Guide to Connecting Through the Written Word Margaret Shepherd with Sharon Hogan Published September 2008 by Broadway Books, RandomHouse Price: $16.00 An alternate selection of Book of the Month Club's Homestyle, The Good Cook, Crafter's Choice and BOMC2
Margaret Shepherd, the widely read author of The Art of the Handwritten Note, as well as over a dozen books about calligraphy, guides your quest for civilized life with The Art of the Personal Letter. Whatever you're thinking or feeling, you can learn when to write it, ...more |
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The Art of Civilized Conversation Books of The Times review by Janet Maslin Published: 12/19/2005 "The authors of the etiquette book "The Art of Civilized Conversation" say that conversation's versatility makes it 'the Swiss Army knife of social skills'...This little guide underscores how selfish and inadequate certain ways of speaking have become...In a world where loose talk is a growing blight - on radio, television and the Internet even more so than in face-to-face encounters - a book like "The Art of Civilized Conversation" does speak to a real need."  |
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The Art of the Handwritten Note: A Guide to Reclaiming Civilized Communication The Boston Globe's review by David Mehegan "DEAR READER, Please forgive me for writing in this unconventional way; it is not, I know, how one expects to be addressed in a newspaper. But it seems the proper mode for telling you about Margaret Shepherd and her perhaps quixotic quest to return the handwritten letter to its place of honor and propriety in social and personal life...."  |
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Learn Calligraphy: The Complete Book of Lettering and Design |

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