Day (emeritus, U. of Delaware-Newark) and Pennsylvania-based writer and consultant Sakaduski have both long been involved in science writing, respectively for scientists and for young adults. Here they refine his guide based on two propositions: the beauty of science is in the science, not in the language used to describe it; and the beauty of English is its ability, when used properly, to express the most complicated concepts in clear words. They offer advice on such matters as writing style, name words, prefixes and suffixes, phrases, paragraphs, and writing for electronic media. No dates are cited for the first two editions. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)