In this era of advancing technologies, shifting expectations, and evolving perspectives, writers and non-writers who pen for governments, major corporations, institutions, and the academic world must change the way they communicate. Old, stuffy language won’t cut it. Writing must be clear and personal.

The Book of Gobbledygook isn’t a grammar book or a theoretical guide. It’s a collection of critical essays about what’s wrong with writing today, filled with examples of these wrongs, often mocked as “bureaucratic jibber-jabber.” Enjoy an educational read for free!