I have a few tips: 1. What you start with: Do a first draft! It's supposed to be terrible. Once you get something (bad) down on paper, it's not hard to make it

I have a few tips: 1. What you start with: Do a first draft! It's supposed to be terrible. Once you get something (bad) down on paper, it's not hard to make it better, reorganize, clarify, simplify. Repeat. No-one writes a great first draft. It's just about getting something on paper to start editing. 2. Draw, sketch. Use diagrams in working out the relationships between parts, stages, plans, people etc that you want to talk about–maybe even in the finished document. 3. Read Zinsser's On Writing Well. It's about non-fiction prose of all kinds. A wonderful book. http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=zinsser+on+writing+well http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=zinsser+on+writing+well