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On Writing Well is William Zinsser's classic guide to nonfiction writing, first published in 1976 and revised several times since. It covers the principles of clear prose, then applies them to specific forms: people, places, science, business, sports, the arts and memoir. It suits anyone who writes for work or for themselves and wants plainer, tighter sentences. Compared with style manuals that focus on grammar rules, it is more about judgment and voice, and its warm, example-driven approach is why it has stayed in print for decades.
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Readers consistently praise the book as one of the clearest guides to nonfiction writing, valued for its practical advice and readable style. The most common complaint is that its examples and cultural references show their age.
On Writing Well is a guide to writing nonfiction. It is written for anyone who wants to learn to write, or who has to write as part of the day, including e-mail and online writing.
The book covers writing about people, places, science and technology, business, sports and the arts. It also covers writing about yourself in the memoir genre. It presents fundamental principles along with the insights of a writer and teacher.
This anniversary reprint edition is 336 pages long and is written in English.
