Write In Style: How to Use Your Computer to Improve Your Writing
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Find your fresh voice. Award-winning second edition.
Updated, upgraded, expanded, and indexed, the second edition of Write In Style goes even further than the award-winning first edition to show writers how to produce compelling prose. The methods reveal how to uncover your fresh voice, the type of voice publishers and readers demand. This is not a book on grammar; it is an easy-to-read yet instructional book that improves any type of writing.
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Find Your Fresh Voice When You Write In Style
Author Bobbie Christmas has been a writer, editor, and much-in-demand speaker for more than four decades. She poured her heart and expertise into this book to help writers improve their creative writing skills.
Power up your nonfiction books, novels, short stories, essays, proposals, reports, advertising copy, sermons, and even letters with the simple steps outlined in Write In Style.
Awards for Write In Style, 2nd Edition
- First Place, How-To Category, Florida Book Festival, January 2016
- Bronze IPPY, Writing and Publishing Category, Independent Publishers Awards, April 2016
- Finalist (one of five), 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Awards
- Finalist (one of five), How-To Category, Eric Hoffer Book Awards
The first edition won First Place in the Royal Palm Literary Award for Adult Education, Best in Division at the Georgia Author of the Year Awards, and was a Finalist for Best Books 2005 at USABookNews.com.
Praise
“Write in Style helped me tighten my writing more than anything else. I love your book. I use it as an example of a have-to-have writing tool when I teach my mystery-writing classes.”
Deborah Malone“It's a truly useful, practical book, and I plan to recommend it to all the Zona Rosans! I love that you get into the minutiae while giving broader, more psychological advice.”
Rosemary Daniell“It's an excellent resource. Everyone should have it.”
Ellis Vidler, author of Cold Comfort and Prime Target