Make Every Word Memorable! To be remembered for your words, you need to write with skill and style. Whether you're crafting a novel, composing an e-mail, or creating a technical report, Mastering the Craft of Writing presents 52 practical techniques to improve your prose. Spend a week with each technique, or use this book as a go-to reference. Either way, you'll have the tools to enliven your writing and delight your readers. Write with economy: Eliminate wordiness, use strong verbs to drive your sentences, and don't trust modifiers. Write with emphasis: Use punctuation for effect, structure sentences and paragraphs for coherency and flow, and employ repetition to make your point. Write with distinction: Use your imagination to create the unexpected, add a light-hearted touch to your writing, and go beyond clarity to eloquence and grace. With exercises, entertaining asides, and a wealth of useful information, Mastering the Craft of Writing is an invaluable resource for any writer. Once you master these techniques, you'll want to use them in everything you write.
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Keys to Great Writing Revised and Expanded
- 288pages
- 11 heures de lecture
Keys to Great Writing Revised and Expanded Edition contains all the celebrated content of the original.
Canoeing the Boundary Waters Wilderness: A Sawbill Log
- 160pages
- 6 heures de lecture
Exploring the rich history of the Boundary Waters, this book delves into the cultural, environmental, and political significance of the region. It highlights the interactions between Indigenous peoples and settlers, as well as the impact of conservation efforts and recreational activities on the landscape. Through engaging narratives and historical accounts, it captures the essence of the Boundary Waters, showcasing its natural beauty and the ongoing challenges it faces.
A Boundary Waters History: Canoeing Across Time
- 162pages
- 6 heures de lecture
Delving into the history of the Boundary Waters, the narrative weaves together the region's geological origins, its original inhabitants, and the experiences of wilderness explorers over generations. Stephen Wilbers shares a personal connection forged through nearly three decades of trips with his father, enriching the account with intimate details familiar to fellow adventurers. The story not only highlights the area's timeless beauty but also captures the essence of its unique experiences, from the challenges of portaging to the soothing calls of loons at dusk.