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Good writing that makes for good reading (IMHO)

Good writing that I love to read is:

a) clear - I know what I've read when I read it. The author doesn't try to be obtuse, but clear and concise.

b) vivid - The language is engaging, creative, and memorable.

c) diverse - The writer knows the English language, and how to use (but not overuse) metaphors and adjectives.

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