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183. Worse Writing Is Harder to Get Through

Before I get to today’s conversation, I have an announcement about swag. In the next few weeks I will publish my 200th episode and I wanted to celebrate a little by giving thanks to you, the listeners. I started the show in January last year, and both listenership and downloads have increased steadily, which makes me very happy. And I’ve been very grateful for the nice things some of you have said in reviews. I don’t have hard-to-find first editions for you, or cold hard cash, but a mousepad inside a small cotton totebag, both with the show’s logo. Small tokens, yes, but my thanks are big. Just go to the contact form at WritingEditing.ca (https://writingediting.ca/contact/) and send me your mailing address, and I’ll send them to you (until they run out). Again: thank you. So, for today’s episode … My guest is Todd Brison, who describes himself as an “optimist who writes.” He’s an Amazon best-selling author and award-winning ghostwriter. I met him on Substack, where he writes What Makes Great Writing? We had a great discussion about the importance and impact of the quality of writing in all sorts of media. This is “Worse Writing Is Harder to Get Through,” episode 183 of the podcast. Todd’s Website https://www.toddbrison.com/ Substack https://www.whatmakesgreatwriting.com/ Twitter   / toddbrison   LinkedIn   / toddbrison