Plain Words - Ernest Gowers - 1950 communication Style Guide

"Plain Words" by Sir Ernest Gowers is a timeless guide to clear, concise, and effective communication. Originally written in 1948 as a pamphlet for British civil servants, this compact masterpiece later became a classic reference for anyone seeking to improve their writing. Gowers' witty and practical advice cuts through the fog of bureaucratic language, offering simple strategies to make your prose more accessible and impactful. With numerous examples of convoluted writing transformed into clear, straightforward English, "Plain Words" demonstrates the power of simplicity in communication. This famous handbook remains as relevant today as when it was first published, serving as an indispensable tool for writers, professionals, and anyone who values the art of expressing ideas with clarity and precision. Discover why generations of readers have turned to Gowers' wisdom to sharpen their prose and communicate with confidence. - Plain Words: A Guide to the Use of English - Sir Ernest Gowers Published 1950, His Majesty's Stationery Office, London Softcover. Approx 5.5x8in. 94pp. In fair condition. Spine is quite deteriorated but still (barely) holding together, some separation at top (see photos). Pages age yellowed.