Nonfiction writer: Let's keep our language simple

Another installment in our series of forget-high-school-English-class posts comes courtesy of Joseph C. Kunz.

Kunz recommends that his fellow nonfiction writers use simple language — not as in dumbed-down, but as in not unnecessarily complicated.

Visit his blog for six strategies to keep your language totally accessible to readers.

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