Untechnical Writing: How to Write About Technical Subjects and Products So…

by Michael Bremer

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"No other book can better prepare you to work as a writer in the technical world, to write better about technology for a nontechnical audience, or to understand how the ever-more-inportant writer can help fill the technology gap between the knows and know-nots. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET.

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