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Tag Archives: reading
Slightly off-topic: Your friendly local bookseller
If you’re a writer, you are also a reader. Q.E.D. If you are a reader, you occasionally visit a bookstore. My dear eldest daughter works at a bookstore, and has recently started a blog—Between the Pages—on which she has book … Continue reading
Writing for the web and email
I’m betting that much of what you write ends up in email messages, or on the web. If that’s the case, Jakob Nielsen has some advice for you, based on his studies of how people read email and web pages.
Posted in Audience, Good advice from here and there, Jargon, Plain Language, Style manual, Word Choice
Tagged email, internet, inverted pyramid, Jakob, Nielsen, reading
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