Untechnical Writing: How to Write about Technical Subjects and Products So Anyone Can Understand
- ISBN-10
- 0966994906
- ISBN-13
- 9780966994902
- Category
- Language Arts & Disciplines / Writing / General
- Pages
- 227
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1999
- Publisher
- Untechnical Press
- Author
- Michael Bremer
Description
UnTechnical Writing is the handbook for writers in the high-tech world. It helps writers do their jobs quickly and more easily. It contains hints, tips, methods and procedures for working with editors, managers, graphic artists and other writers. It shows writers how to get, grow and hone their skills they need to explain technology to the consumer audience. And it teaches writers how to add life, and even fun, to their technical writing, so it gets read. UnTechnical Writing is also a valuable resource for marketers, managers and producers working in high-tech industries, who need to communicate complex information to customers, management and co-workers.
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