The "Dictionary of Worthless Words" recognizes that concise writing is paramount. This quick reference enables writers to conquer verbiage, delete pointless words and phrases, and elevate e-mails, essays, memoranda, personal letters, press releases, and speeches to a new level of clarity. The many examples of delete-worthy words will help writers avoid them in advance and prevent their prose from becoming clumsy and unclear.
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Dave Dowling spent 35 years as a technical writer, editor, and instructor. He is also the author of "The Wrong Word Dictionary". Dave holds an M.S. from the University at Albany, N.Y. and a B.A. from the State University College at Potsdam, N.Y. He lives in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
The Dictionary of Worthless Words is a handy resource for helping oneself quickly whittle one's writing to a more concise form. - Daily Writing Tips
This small volume is incredibly valuable for writers and editors. "The Dictionary of Worthless Words" is helpful in cutting word excesses, achieving clarity, and conveying the intended message succinctly and crisply. Along with that 25-pound dictionary, this book deserves to be on any word professional's shelf. - Portland Book Review
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