This is a book that discusses various ways of communicating scientific and technical ideas to a range of audiences. The book will be useful to many different groups such as students wishing to improve their written and verbal communication skills, professional science communicators searching for ways to improve their work, educators wishing to become more efficient in transferring knowledge to students and finally to any enthusiast or lay reader who wishes to learn how to communicate ideas. This guide for all those aforementioned groups includes sections on the use of art as a tool in science communication and valuable tips for preparing all sorts of scientific and technical documents from scripts to patents.