A few stops along the way

Golly! I am having some kinda fun on my blog tour. Here are some blog stops I've made today:

The regularly scheduled stop,
at Lawsagna where Anastasia Pryanikova explores the world.

And a couple other stops:

Writers Editing Workshop

Library
Boy

Stop 3 on my tour--Steve Matthews

Steve has posted the interview with me. His interest is very much appreciated. Steve writes the Vancouver Law Librarian blog.

An addenda to the interview, my book is also available in paperback.

Cheryl

Day 2 of my blog tour

My world-wide blog tour continues:

Helping Clients Who Have Language Challenges (Personal Injury and Social Security)
Robert A. Kraft blog
http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/367487/31371718

Plain Language Wizard on blog tour

Here is the Plain Language Wizard, all set for her blog tour.

Well, this is it. Today is the start of my blog tour with an interview by Jennifer N. Sawday.

I'm honored to be invited to such terrific blogs, like Anastasia Pryanikova's Lawsagna, and Terry Kaufman's Your English Success. See the whole list on my itinerary at http://plainlanguage.com/tour

And, if I have not mentioned it, my contest ends July 28. If you haven't got your entry in, now is the time. http://plainlanguagelegalwriting.com/contest

Calls to action

One of the features of a letter is (or should be) the "call to action" at the end. This is one of the things that I discuss in my newly-released book that focuses on legal correspondence.

Today Allison C. Shields at Legal Ease Blog explores the role and offers examples of these calls in different types of writing.