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Write in an inverted-pyramid style, with the conclusion first, details later. Writing with the 'punch line' first, starting with the conclusion, rather than building up to it with careful reasoning may be hard for some writers used to presenting detailed arguments orally. If you think like you are writing a newspaper or newscast, instead of telling a joke, you may find it easier. View all 18 works by Bricklin, Dan View all 19 works published by Good Documents |
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Bricklin, Dan Good Documents 1998
Abstract: Write in an inverted-pyramid style, with the conclusion first, details later. Writing with the 'punch line' first, starting with the conclusion, rather than building up to it with careful reasoning may be hard for some writers used to presenting detailed arguments orally. If you think like you are writing a newspaper or newscast, instead of telling a joke, you may find it easier.
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