1.  Always avoid alliteration.

2.  Prepositions are not words to end sentences with.

3.  Avoid clichés like the plague.

4.  Comparisons are almost as bad as clichés.

5.  Be more or less specific.

6.  Good writers may generalize from time to time, as events dictate.

Seven  Be consistent!

8.  Don't be redundant – using more words than is necessary is highly repetitious.

9.  Ask yourself, "Should I pose a rhetorical question?".

10.  Exaggeration is a life-or-death writing problem, and a billion times worse than understatement.

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