Summary:
The book provides insights and practical advice on crafting persuasive writing, drawing from the author's extensive experience as an editor at The New York Times. It covers techniques for understanding an audience, constructing effective arguments, and using empathy and storytelling to connect with readers and influence their perspectives.
Key points:
1. Know Your Audience: Learn what your audience cares about. Use their language and values to connect with them.
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