When you’re interested in improving your writing, it’s a good idea to have some models to work from. I’ve presented some of my favorite models in this blog. These have included a number of examples of good writing by both academics (Max Weber, E.P. Thompson, Jim March, and Mary Metz) and nonacademics (Frederick Douglass, Elmore Leonard). Today I want to … Continue reading How the King James Bible Shaped the English Language and How It Still Teaches Us How to Write Well
David Labaree on Schooling, History, and Writing 