Tips on How, You Know, to Write Good

So many friends are pushing through their final papers and exams during this time in May. No fun. Short of special deliveries of double-caff coffee, I couldn’t think of any way to ease their burden. Until now. The inimitable Frank L. Visco has written a profoundly helpful set of guidelines on how to use the English language well in written form. Originally published in the 1986 edition of Writer’s Digest, I am certain it will be an unspeakably useful gift to my paper-writing, hair-twirling, glassy-eyed, hallucinating, chronophobic friends. Here it is, and best of luck to all of you who [...] Read more »