Style
About this book
An essay on style in English prose and what makes writing effective. It suits students of literature and rhetoric, and general readers interested in the craft of writing.
One flag on the metadata: this appears to be Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh's *Style*, first published in 1897, not 1997 (the given date may reflect a later reprint or be a typo). My knowledge of the specific contents is general rather than detailed, so I've kept the description to what's well established about the work.
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