Writing Science in Plain English
How to Plan, Draft, and Revise Scientific and Technical Documents
Book • 2013
This book focuses on the importance of clear and concise writing, particularly in scientific fields.
It emphasizes the use of short, simple words and well-structured sentences to improve readability and comprehension.
The author provides examples and practical advice on how to avoid jargon and abstract language.
It also highlights the value of storytelling techniques, such as using characters and action verbs, to engage readers.
The book aims to help scientists and other professionals communicate complex information more effectively.
It emphasizes the use of short, simple words and well-structured sentences to improve readability and comprehension.
The author provides examples and practical advice on how to avoid jargon and abstract language.
It also highlights the value of storytelling techniques, such as using characters and action verbs, to engage readers.
The book aims to help scientists and other professionals communicate complex information more effectively.
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as a fabulous book applicable to all kinds of nonfiction writing.

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