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100 Ways to Improve Your Writing, 1985

The music principle

Show don't tell

Strong verbs and specific nouns

Statistics like pepper, not butter

Quick check — Provost's principles

Provost took everything the canon built and asked one final question: does it sound like music? Vary the sentence length. Show don't tell. Strong verbs, specific nouns. Put the emphatic word last. Don't just write words. Write music.

Gary Provost published 100 Ways to Improve Your Writing in 1985. It is the most practical book in this course — and the one that completes the argument.

Gary Provost — Write Music

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