The Writer s Diet

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The Writer s Diet

Author	: Helen Sword
File Size	: 51,8 Mb
Publisher	: University of Chicago Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 May 2016
ISBN	: 9780226351988
Pages	: 88 pages

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The Writer s Diet by Helen Sword Book PDF Summary

This book offers an easy-to-follow set of writing principles. For example, use active verbs whenever possible, favour concrete language over vague abstractions, avoid long strings of prepositional phrases, employ adjectives and adverbs only when they contribute something new to the meaning of a sentence and reduce your dependence on the "waste words": 'it', 'this', 'that' and 'there'. The author also shows these rules in action through examples from famous authors such as Shakespeare and Emily Dickinson. The book includes a test to help you assess your own writing and get advice on problem areas.

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