This essential resource offers a practical framework for effective writing built on four enduring principles:
accountability, clarity, specificity, and humanity.
With research-backed strategies, useful illustrations, and personal examples, The Elements of Inclusive Style provides concrete tools for making informed choices and meaningful connections with words.
Coming January 2027
Who is the book for?
Primary Readers: “People Who Write” includes professionals who may not necessarily identify as writers but who write nonetheless, such as editors, communication managers, government and nonprofit teams, educators, and business leaders.
Key Pain Point: Online lists of “acceptable terms” age quickly and rarely lead to truly inclusive writing. Writers need a flexible, context-focused approach (an inclusive style) that adapts as people and the words they use change.