Tag: clarity in writing

• There’s no way to know if you should “blow-up” your writing

  You’re cruising along in your writing, following a certain idea, a certain rabbit trail that has you darting and dogging over and under a thrilling maze of obstacles until you are satisfied that you have what you want. And then, you get another idea – an idea which will completely restructure everything you just wrote.…

  sassevn

  April 4, 2014

  Writing Process

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• George Orwell on Writing

  “If you simplify your English, you are freed from the worst follies of orthodoxy.” – George Orwell, 1946 I recently came across this gem of an essay by George Orwell. It’s on writing and political discourse. You can Read the essay HERE! Granted, this essay is specifically speaking of political language and he points out that…

  sassevn

  March 27, 2014

  Writing Process

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