Michael Bremer's "UnTechnical Writing" book

[Kaye Adkins]

My favorite source for out of print books is alibris.com.  You can find just about anything on it (including rare books).

Kaye Adkins

>>> "Jennifer C. Bennett" <jbennett at ceruleantech.com> 02/22/08 9:22 PM >>>
 
Hello,

I was going to recommend Michael Bremer's "UnTechnical Writing" book to
someone I know who is interested in becoming a tech writer.  I personally
found this book really helpful, as well as an enjoyable read, but I just
checked Amazon - not a copy to be had!  I did a search, and found the
"UnTechnical Press" website appears to not have been updated in ages.  I
probably purchased this book from Amazon 2 years ago - I really enjoyed it
and I felt it helped me to improve my writing - did others not feel the same
and that's why it (appears to be) out of print?

To those who have read it:  what did you think of this book?  Do you think
it's a shame it's no longer available?

Just really curious,

Jennifer Bennett

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