It's an internal memo, so "The CIA's" is redundant.
Which leaves us with "Guide to Writing". Can we do better?
Stephen King's book on writing is called:
"On Writing".
Nice.
Which leaves us with "Guide to Writing". Can we do better?
Stephen King's book on writing is called:
"On Writing".
Nice.
I would agree that the first section does not say a great deal about writing, but the second section reminded me of sitting in my High School english class with my favorite teacher writing a couple sentences on the board as an example and passionately (oops) dissecting the structure with arrows and margin notes to explain how and why a certain picture was playing in my mind while reading them.
Placing King's personal anecdotes and thoughts about the "life of a writer" before the actual lesson felt to me, when I began the second section, like I was sitting in the classroom of an artist who has far more passion for his work than I have ever felt for anything in my life before then. It made the writing lesson more impactful, if anything.
But it certainly had a lot to say about writing.
"On writing".
"Writing."
If the book was just writing and not concerning the subject it would be "writings" so there should be no confusion?