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'The more you know about typefaces, the better you are able to use them.' Thus says Allan Haley, executive vice president of the International Typeface Corporation (ITC) and author of [...]

Christopher Burke. 1998. New York, NY: Princeton Architectural Press. [ISBN: 1-56898-158-9. 223 pages, including index. $35.00 (softcover).] John Brockmann has argued that 'Technical communicators need to know their profession's forebears' [...]

R. John Brockmann. 1998. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press. [ISBN 1-57273-077-3. 464 pages, including index. $32.50 (softcover).] Many of us have eagerly awaited the appearance of this book for several years, [...]

Geoffrey Dowding. 1998. Newcastle, DE, and London, UK: Oak Knoll Press and The British Library. [ISBN: 1-884718-44-2. 277 pages, including appendixes and index. $29.95 (softcover).] Have you ever looked at [...]

If Don Bush has taught us anything, it's that the primary skill of the technical writer is writing. If we don't know how to write and how to write well, [...]

The first obvious thing about Wired style is that it doesn't look like most other books. It is wirebound, like many of our user guides, but it has a slip [...]

Bill Horton's most recent book completes his trilogy in technical communication, following Writing and Designing Online Documentation and Illustrating Computer Documentation. Those of you who have come to expect only [...]

'Today we are living in the late age of print.' Jay David Bolter To students of Marshall McLuhan and writers of online documentation, Bolter's statement comes as no surprise. But [...]

John A. Barry. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1991. 268 pages with index. $22.50. With tongue-in-cheek, John Barry describes his book as a 'paper-based, productized bookware module ... designed to [...]

William Horton. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1991. 313 pages with index. $32.95 (soft cover). ... what you can present by means of pictures, do not tell by [...]