A book about writing better

I’m not much for writing book reviews but I do like talking about useful things I read.

Cover of the book "This Book Will Teach You How to Write Better" by Neville Medhora

I saw This Book Will Teach You How to Write Better on a list of recommended books for copywriters. It’s paperback, only $5, and so I thought, yeah why not?

The book arrived and it is thin. Like, I might call this a zine except it’s bound like a book and has an ISBN. Thin isn’t bad. I was just surprised when I opened the box.

The book has practical advice and clear examples about writing effectively. Tips like writing in a casual voice, focusing on how the reader benefits, and simplifying complex ideas.

My favorite tip from the book is this: If you’re stuck on how to write something, try talking through it out loud. Record yourself. Transcribe the audio. Now you have a rough draft to work with. (This is what I use Day One for.)

If you want practical advice you can start using right away, this book is perfect.

If (like me) you’ve already read a bunch of books about writing, there’s probably nothing new here for you. But still, it’s a good refresher.

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