Dark Angels : How writing releases creativity at work

Dark Angels : How writing releases creativity at work

by JohnSimmons (Author)

Synopsis

Most of us spend at least part of our working lives writing. Whether you are an accountant or a zoologist, chances are you use the written word everyday to inform, to document, to promote and to persuade. Using language effectively is an essential skill at work. Learning to go a step further and use it creatively can bring huge benefits for both you and your business. Inside every mediocre writer at work, there is a better one wanting to come out. All that we need to release us from our verbal shackles is encouragement, a bit of direction and a positive working environment. This book sets us on the right track. It encourages us to be dark angels: to rebel against business jargon and corporate speak, engage our emotions as well as our intellect and put our personality into words.

$3.25

Quantity

2 in stock

More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: 2nd New edition
Publisher: Urbane Publications
Published: 28 Apr 2016

ISBN 10: 1911129872
ISBN 13: 9781911129875

Media Reviews
This book does two things. It shows you that beautiful, intelligent and funny writing can (and should) exist in the workplace, as well as the bookshop. And the second thing? Well, it shows you how to create this beautiful/intelligent/funny writing, and how to constantly re-inspire yourself and those around you. No mean feat. - Dan Germain, Head of Creative, innocent drinks; Dark Angels is a creative writing masterclass from a master wordsmith. -- David May, Head of Strategic Communications, BBC; John Simmons uniquely demonstrates the powerful impact on individuals and companies of words simply written and gently spoken. -- John Dodds, Global Marketing Communications Director, Air Products
Author Bio
John Simmons is an independent writer and consultant. He initiated and participated in the writing of a Dark Angels collective novel Keeping Mum with fifteen writers - the novel was published by Unbound in 2014. John is on the Campaign Council for Writers' Centre Norwich. John's debut novel, Leaves, published in 2015.