Better ways to write (almost) everything
Do you consider it a hanging offence when someone turns the air blue? Or are you, like so many of us now, getting used to hearing expletives and becoming less uncomfortable when someone yells out a four-letter word?
To swear or not to swear … that is the ****ing question…
Whether we like it or not, rude (but not personally based) language** is becoming more widely accepted in the media.
No longer does the air turn blue when someone says “shit.”
Suzan St Maur
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Amazon (genuine) bestseller every Holiday Season! This little book is a firm favourite with horsey families and makes the ideal gift for anyone who loves riding. Compiled by Suzan St Maur.
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---------------------------------------------------------The no-bullsh*t guide to writing blogs that boost your brand, business and customer loyalty..."At long last, some common sense writing about how businesses can use blogging effectively." Written by Suzan St Maur.
---------------------------------------------------------"This book is by no means all encompassing, but in it author Suzan St Maur has researched and shared several hundred of the most commonly used terms. Not only do we now know what they all mean but, where appropriate, we also learn their origins – some of which are fascinating and very surprising."
---------------------------------------------------------Great little book for anyone who enjoys dining out and wants to learn the right issues to write about in reviews for Trip Advisor etc. Written by the late Sam Worthington, superb chef, restaurant critic and bon viveur...
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howtowritebetter.net/why-you-need-to-write-tight-for-corporate-audiences/ If you write for corporate audiences, business consultant Jack Willard shows you why you need to write tight - and how to do it. Enjoy. #corporatecommunications
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"With the weather conditions being as awful as they are, I thought I´d visit my 90 year old neighbour and ask if she needed anything from the shops.
Turns out she did, so I gave her my list too, no point in both of us going out in this weather..."
Come on over to my site for some chuckles about awful weather - should help to cheer us all up a bit here in the UK. Go howtowritebetter.net/jokes-about-storms-in-the-uk/
Some snorty smiles for a stormy weekend (in the UK) | How To Write Better
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With many UK families flooded & suffering property damage from debris & worse, here are some funny jokes about bad weather to give us a few cheering smilesRestaurant jargon: gastronomic terms, er, demystified: some funny food-p*rn terms you'll enjoy...https://bit.ly/2u42gzq
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