Style in Writing, Part 1

Stresses simple sincerity as the basis of good style in any kind of writing from business letters to short stories. Points out that many people lose their naturalness when they begin to write. Discusses outstanding authors, such as Mark Twain, Somerset Maugham, and Shakespeare, and illustrates their simplicity of style with selected readings from each.

More in Quill Series

  1. Exact Small Things 1956
  2. From Sentences To Paragraphs, Pt 1 1956
  3. From Sentences To Paragraphs, Pt 2 1956
  4. From Sentences To Paragraphs, Pt 3 1956
  5. Nouns And Verbs Vs Adjectives And Adverbs 1956
  6. Sentence Variety And Grammar 1956
  7. Significance In Writing 1956
  8. Style In Writing, Pt 1 1956
  9. Style In Writing, Pt 2 1956
  10. The Quill - Introduction 1956
  11. The Quill - Summary 1956
  12. Writing Forceful Sentences, Pt 1 1956
  13. Writing Forceful Sentences, Pt 2 1956
  14. From Sentences to Paragraphs, Part 1 1958
  15. Style in Writing, Part 1 1958
  16. Writing Forceful Sentences, Part 1 1958
  17. Writing Forceful Sentences, Part 2 1958
  18. Exact Small Things 1961

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