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How to Write is a short, practical guide by Alastair Fowler, published by Oxford University Press, for people who find writing a chore or believe they can't write. It breaks the process into brief topic-based chapters, from starting and outlining through sentence and paragraph construction to revising. It stands out for its concrete detail — when and where to write, editing on screen versus on paper, even which pen suits revisions. It suits students and professionals who write at work and want plain guidance rather than theory; it is a slim primer, not a style manual or a grammar reference.
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How to Write is an introductory guide to writing. It is aimed at people who think they can't write, or for whom writing is an ordeal. Short, topic-based chapters cover everything from beginning to revising, taking the reader through each stage needed to bring a piece of writing to a decent finish.
The book also covers practical considerations, including when and where to write, when to print out and when to edit onscreen, what type of pen works well for revisions, and the hazards of the paperclip. The advice is written in a lucid, no-nonsense style by a seasoned writer, and it is intended for students and for professionals who need to write as part of their work.
