Nobody ever stopped reading E. B. White or V. S. Pritchett because the writing was too good.

Make a habit of reading what is being written today and what has been written before. Writing is learned by imitation.

Writing is thinking on paper. Anyone who thinks clearly should be able to write clearly-about any subject at all.

Clutter is the official language used by corporations to hide their mistakes.

The writer who cares about usage must always know the quick from the dead.

You can solve most of your writing problems if you stop after every sentence and ask: what does the reader need to know next?

Writing improves in direct ratio to the things we can keep out of it that shouldn't be there.