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Don't be a digital dinosaur: Christian writers on publishing in the digital age
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Best books on web design, usability, web writing, inc 2 free e-books
The books in this section cover different aspects of writing and creating usable websites, and are highly recommended.

http://internetevangelismday.com/bookreviews/web-design.php

Books on effective writing
Reviews of best books on writing, especially for the Web.

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Christian writer housestyle guide to grammar, punctuation and writing style
This house-style guide was produced by a UK Christian printing ministry for writers of books and magazines and is used by permission. It also aims to be international in scope. The BBC offers a detailed style guide for Journalistic Writing in PDF format. Although some applies specifically to writing for radio, there is the same need for clarity and brevity as on the Web.

http://internetevangelismday.com/style.php?id=books

Book review: Plain English Campaign downloadable guides
The Plain English Campaign campaigns against gobbledygook, jargon and misleading public information. They encourage writers to use meaningful words. Their free downloadable guides in PDF format explain the principles. Particularly useful for a web writer are their two general guides: How to write in plain English and The A-Z of alternative words.

http://internetevangelismday.com/bookreviews/plain-english-campaign.php

Book review: Net Words - Creating High-Impact Online Copy, by Nick Usborne
We have a lot to learn from the people who make a living by communicating on the Web in e-commerce. Not, of course, that Christian writing should become glib sales patter. However, Usborne’s book is not merely about sales techniques. It reveals much about the nature of the Web and the expectations of web users, and how it differs from other mediums.

http://internetevangelismday.com/bookreviews/net-words-creating-high-impact-online-copy...

Book review: The Seven Basic Plots, Why we tell stories, by Christopher Booker
Readers of Middlemarch by George Eliot may recall the dry old scholar Rev Casaubon’s failed attempt to create a unifying ‘Key to all Mythologies’. (You may have briefly felt in passing, that Casaubon’s plan was irrelevant and futile.) But Booker has succeeded in doing this and much more – a quite remarkable analysis of the nature of story, in a project which took him 34 years. But do not be misled into thinking that this is a sterile academic book – it is highly readable! And for its 700 pages, remarkably cheap.

http://internetevangelismday.com/bookreviews/the-seven-basic-plots.php

Free e-books on Search Engine Optimization, web writing and style
The Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization is a free download about a vital subject. Many Christian sites receive only a fraction of the visits they deserve because simple optimization techniques have not been applied to them.

http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/2069

Ron Hutchcraft Ministries - The Power of a Glowing Diary - #5259
I really want to strongly recommend this spiritual journaling to you. As you browse back through it later on, you'll be able to see the pattern of God's leading as it's unfolded and you'll find in it an incredible faith-builder in the crunch times.

http://hutchcraft.com/A-Word-With-You/Your-Most-Important-Relationship/The-Power-of-a-G...

Spiritual Journaling: Richard Peace
Recording Your Journey Toward God. Go back and understand the critical elements of your life—the events, relationships, patterns, and experiences that shape you—you will gradually find yourself viewing the future through the lens of conformity to the way of Jesus.

http://navpress.com/store/product.aspx?id=9781576831090

SermonIndex.net audio sermons: A Pastor’s Legacies by Thomas Brooks
I shall proceed, as I said, and leave some legacies with you, which may, by the finger of the Spirit, be made advantageous to you, to whom am not advantaged to speak in person.

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