Do You Have a Good Idea That You Just Can't Get Across in Writing: Danny Iny Solves the Problem with Ordinary Miracles

Danny Iny teaches how to get a point across in writing with the publication of Ordinary Miracles – Harness the Power of Writing and Get Your Point Across! (ISBN 1-4116-7252-6)

Montreal, QC, Canada (PRWEB) March 22, 2006 -– Danny Iny teaches how to get a point across in writing with the publication of Ordinary Miracles – Harness the Power of Writing and Get Your Point Across! (ISBN 1-4116-7252-6).

Writing is a fundamental aspect of day-to-day life in the modern world. Depending on our individual needs, we may have to write business reports or academic papers, articles or even full-length books. We all have to write emails and letters for business and pleasure. In all cases, we need our writing to get our message and point across as clearly and powerfully as possible; writing is, after all, the best and most permanent way we have of affecting somebody else’s thinking without actually being in the room with them.

In Ordinary Miracles, Danny Iny explores the writing process as a medium for communication – rather than an exercise in stringing together words and sentences according to the rules of grammar. He begins by looking at the flawed system that most people use to evaluate writing, and then describes a better way to break down a text – COL (Content, Organization, Language), and examines each of these elements in detail.

Going step-by-step through these elements, he describes how misinformation learned in grade school still affects the writing of adults decades later, and teaches how writing can be structured to make a solid and compelling argument. He discusses the role of grammar in writing, and teaches how to make use of this role to maximum effect, sometimes by breaking the rules.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Danny Iny has been writing since he was a child. He has written articles for publication, and a book about fitness training for martial arts, which is available for free on his website. He was prompted to write Ordinary Miracles by his own writing experience, and his experience coaching and editing other writers.

The book is available on Amazon.com and other major online bookstores, as well as direct from the publisher at http://www.lulu.com/content/180021. Additional information - and a sample chapter – can be found at http://www.dandesign.co.il/om.

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