Championship writing: 50 ways to improve your writing
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Oak Park, IL
Marion Street Press
2000
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| Beschreibung: | Includes index |
| Beschreibung: | 206 pages 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 0966517636 |
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| contents | Short and simple: Fuzzy writers force readers to do their work -- On the purpose of ink: Octopus writing sinks readers in a sea of words -- People will little note nor long remember a cluttered sentence: Lincoln's restraint made words at Gettysburg timeless -- Wordiness: Never so bethump'd with words! -- The writing path can be bumpy or smooth The building blocks of sentences pave the way -- Short words: Simple phrasing protects clarity -- In a surprise move: Do journalists speak as they write? If they did, here's how it would sound -- Fadspeak: Gag me to the max fer sure -- Overwriting: Literature's Elvis on velvet -- Make stories speak to readers: If your copy doesn't talk the talk, your audience might not hear -- To catch an eye: Write strong and attractive captions -- Rethinking headlines: Good heads open a door into the story -- Language myths hinder graceful writing: Wordsmiths split hairs on infinitives, verbs -- Grammatically speaking: Writers should avoid polluting the language environment -- Pet peeves: Go ahead, ax me about irregardless -- Spell-checkers: Don't jump to conclusions when playing with checkers -- Notes on usage: Accepted and traditional definitions are the safest -- Solving the Ambrose Bierce mystery: Why do people want to put a straitjacket on the language? -- Speech is communication, too: Updating you on the rain event and trackage -- Popular expressions: Misunderstanding is just a hair's breadth away -- Zimmerman leads can put flesh on bare-bones facts: But dull is dull, despite device |
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