A Guide To Writing Well
Fire and Knowledge published a very thorough article about how to improve your writing. The article traverses industries, so whether you’re a novelist or a business analyst, there is some quality information to be gained from the article. The content is very detailed and provides many tips to help you improve your writing. Some of my favorites from the list:
Be yourself. Don’t alter your voice for a subject. Relax and write with confidence and in a way that comes easily and naturally. Sometimes this will mean discarding the first few paragraphs until you start writing naturally. “Never say anything in writing that you wouldn’t comfortably say in conversation.”
“Remember this: a well-written book with bad arguments will have more influence than a poorly-written book with endless nuance and lifeless prose. Remember this too: lifeless prose comes from lifeless minds.”
A Guide to Writing Well - [Fire and Knowledge]
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anonymous says on February 10th, 2007 at 4:34 pm
people should understand this, and not many of them are educated on this issue.
Roberta says on March 7th, 2007 at 11:57 pm
A writing prof once told my class, “Write about something you know very well,” and with that, I believe, writing naturally and effortlessly follows. One need not be an authority on a certain issue, but it would help to do some research.