8 Things I Learned From Stephen King's "On Writing"
1. Don't make a conscious effort to improve your vocabulary. One of the worst things you can do is dress up your words because you think you should use longer ones, shameful of your shorter words. Usually the first thing that pops up in your head is right.
2. Elements of Style is a very useful book. Avoid the passive tense.
We have all learned something from the master over the years.
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