Thirty Tools for Writers

Roy Peter Clark of the Poynter Institute has added ten more tools to sharpen a writer's saw. These tips are useful for writers and editors who want to continually hone their skills. Use these tools and keep them in your own Writer's Toolbox.

Clark says

"At times it helps to think of writing as carpentry. That way, writers and editors can work from a plan and use tools stored on their workbench. A writer or coaching editor can borrow a writing tool at any time. And here’s a secret: Unlike hammers and chisels, writing tools never have to be returned. They can be passed on to another journalist without losing them."

Collect them all!
All the tools you need to be a better journalist.