To Communicate, Put Your Words In Order;

A Book Should Have An Intellectual Shape And A Heft That Comes With Dealing With A Primary Subject.

It Behooves Us To Avoid Archaisms. Never Use A Long Word When A Diminutive One Will Do.

Dangling Punch Lines To Forgotten Stories Remain In The Language Like The Smile Of The Cheshire Cat.

... It's Bush's Baby, Even If He Shares Its Popularization With Gorbachev. Forget The Hitler 'new Order' Root; F.d.r. Used The Phrase Earlier.

Give Your Main Clause A Little Space. Prose Is Not Like Boxing; The Skilled Writer Deliberately Telegraphs His Punch, Knowing That The Reader Wants To Take The Message Directly On The Chin.