Julie:

I am happy to make some recommendations, but it would be helpful if we
had some more info on your needs: what is the background & skill level
of your students? what are the pedagogical goals for the class? what
content areas are you looking to cover?

Also, many bookstores (at least in the US) will photo-copy
out-of-print texts for classes like yours. They just need to get
copyright permissions and possibly pay royalties.

--Dan Roth
The University of San Francisco

On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 10:29 AM, Julia Suarez <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Dear Grammarians,
>
>     My name is Julie Suarez Hayes.  I am an assistant professor of English
> and the Writing Center Coordinator at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York.
>     I teach a course entitled The Anatomy of English and have been using
> Marilyn Silva's Grammar in Many Voices. I am very pleased with the book, but
> it has been out of print for some time now and each semester my students
> must hunt up used copies.  I realize that our supply of this text is
> limited, and I am trying to find a suitable replacement.  Can anyone
> suggest  a comparable text?  Since I have just been informed that we must
> make textbook decisions for spring term by Oct. 25 (!) I'm feeling pressed
> and need to examine some other books soon.
>
>     I welcome any suggestions!
>
>     Many thanks for your consideration,
>
>        Julie Suarez Hayes
>
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