Advice and Rules for Technical Prose Or: Writing Advice I Picked Up Reading a Bad Novel

A Demon in Silver by R.S. Ford is, in some grand scope of literature from on high, not the worst book ever written by any stretch; but I laughed my abs stiff reading it. And to the author’s credit (before I savagely bash his work) I am rarely compelled to finish a novel I didn’t … Continue reading Advice and Rules for Technical Prose Or: Writing Advice I Picked Up Reading a Bad Novel →

Pavlov’s Reader: How to Train Your Audience to Your Prose.

You’re not the only writer out there (I advise to, most likely a host of, other writers here). You’ve read your own writings along with the writings – as wild and intricate as they come – of many authors. You’re prose is unique, which is good; but then again it’s unique, which is perplexing—especially in … Continue reading Pavlov’s Reader: How to Train Your Audience to Your Prose. →