: Read. Read some more. Read good writing. Read bad writing, but not so much that it begins to seem like good writing. Read technical writing, novels, murder mysteries, blogs, the back of the

Read. Read some more. Read good writing. Read bad writing, but not so much that it begins to seem like good writing. Read technical writing, novels, murder mysteries, blogs, the back of the cereal box. Read Joel on Software. Read Lois McMaster Bujold. Read Tolkien, but only after watching the movies.

Once you've gotten enough reading under your belt, your personality will automatically inject itself into your writing, without you needing to think about it.

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