Robert Lunday wrote:

>Apologies if this is a duplicate; I think a message I sent yesterday 
>didn't go through, because I got no reply:
>
>I am helping to plan a series of workshops for Houston, TX-area English 
>faculty at Houston Community College, the University of Houston-Downtown 
>(an open-enrollment 4-year institution), and area publi high-school 
>English faculty. There is a strong interest in our organizing a workshop 
>for next spring that would focus on grammar-teaching strategies in the 
>Composition classroom. I would appreciate any suggestions members of the 
>list might have for whom to invite as a keynote speaker -- someone who has 
>authored a book on the general topic of grammar in the comp or writing 
>classroom. My first thought was Martha Kolln, but I haven't been able to 
>reach her... who else would be appropriate? Feel free to suggest yourself!
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Robert,

Max Morenberg did a very good book on sentence-combining. He's a member 
of ATEG, too.

Sentence-combining is one of the most obvious and well-researched topics 
on the union of grammar and composition.

Marshall Myers

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