"Such considerations of sound and rhythm should go into everything you write. If all your sentences move at the same plodding gait… read them aloud. (I write entirely by ear and read everything aloud before letting it go out into the world.) You’ll begin to hear where the trouble lies."
- William Zinsser, On Writing WellWilliam Zinsser was an American writer, editor, literary critic, and teacher best known for his excellent book, On Writing Well
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