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Words That Stick: A Guide to Short Writing with Big Impact

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I wanted to let you know that this book is great! I am a high school journalism and newspaper teacher. This book is a wonderful supplemental learning tool for my classes. I have divided my newspaper class into pairs of students and each Monday I assign a pair a chapter out of Words That Stick to present to the rest of the class on Friday. I am going to do that for the rest of this semester. The book is very direct and concise. It doesn't have any jargon to get bogged-down in so it is great for my high school kids who are just getting their feet wet in the world of journalism. Words That Stick is also an excellent resource to accomplished writers. It helps keep you focused and reminds you to keep your writing short and to-the-point.

If you are a blogger who is struggling to write compelling content, there's new hope in the form of Rix Quinn's handy-sized book "Words That Stick".

Need an attention-grabbing heading? Chapter six shows you how and includes 51 examples.

What about a captivating first sentence? There are no less than 60 in chapter four.

Struggling to come up with an ending? Chapter five will not only show you how to build your case in the middle paragraphs, but also provides 30 endings you can customize to close your posts in style.

This is a book for all types of short writing, but it's ideal for the blogger who wants to know how to keep their readers' eyeballs glued to every post from beginning to end.

This short book is packed with great insight on how to write with greater impact. In a nutshell, Words That Stick is about how to use fewer words in your communications to achieve higher recall with your audience.

Do You want to see behind the Curtian?

Rix Quinn takes us behind the Curtian and allows us to discover how to write with impact in his new book: "Words that Stick" a guide to Short Writing with Big Impact. If you want to get results with your writting...ask the Wizzard Rix Quinn.