" is an extremely valuable guide to good writing. In less than 160 pages, Safire tackles usual grammatical mistakes with wit and erudition. Read it and contribute to a better (written) world. If you can't afford the book's $4 cost (used in Amazon), you should borrow it from your closest library.
Monday, July 6, 2009
How not to write
William Safire has made a huge favor to all of us willing to improve our writing skills. His book "How Not to Write: Misrules of Grammar" is an extremely valuable guide to good writing. In less than 160 pages, Safire tackles usual grammatical mistakes with wit and erudition. Read it and contribute to a better (written) world. If you can't afford the book's $4 cost (used in Amazon), you should borrow it from your closest library.
" is an extremely valuable guide to good writing. In less than 160 pages, Safire tackles usual grammatical mistakes with wit and erudition. Read it and contribute to a better (written) world. If you can't afford the book's $4 cost (used in Amazon), you should borrow it from your closest library.
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