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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Writing style is the manner in which a writer addresses a matter. A style reveals the writer''s personality or voice. It is the result of the choices the writer makes in syntactical structures, diction, and figures of thought. Similar questions of style exist in the choices of expressive possibilities in speech.Writing in certain occupations imposes style constraints. Scholarly writing usually avoids figures of speech and prefers precise descriptions to colloquial terms. News reporting requires smaller words, even if colloquial, and shorter sentences, to be easy to read by a general audience. Fiction writing, in contrast, is designed to entertain and arouse the reader, and is improved by the judicious use of figures of speech. A judge''s verdict needs precision to explain the judge''s reasoning, but often uses literary devices to persuade the reader of its correctness.