Congratulations on writing a book! That is a big deal. I spend a lot of time writing blog posts, where the limited length (< 2k words) helps with sticking to a

Congratulations on writing a book! That is a big deal. I spend a lot of time writing blog posts, where the limited length (< 2k words) helps with sticking to a style. Longer proses are more difficult. You have more transitions to manage. I mostly use direct language ("X is Y. This means..."). I try to be as concise as possible, but I sometimes I am more wordy than I need to be. With that said, I pay attention to how I can be more welcoming "In this guide, we will..." (emphasis on "we"), "we are going to walk through" ("walk through" rather than "discuss", etc.), and so on. In my personal writing, I like being more humorous where I can. I have an upcoming guide coming up on content deprecations which will start with: > Taylor Swift's lyric "'Cause we never go out of style" doesn't apply to documentation. Everyone writes in their own way. This is to be embraced. There are so many words from which to choose. We can choose which ones we want!