re: #75 CuriousLurker

I rarely write anything where I worry about my grammar or punctuation being wanting, but when I do concern myself with it I usually refer to Words into Type. It was originally published in 1974, so it’s kinda old school, but a copywriter I used to work with always carried it with her and swore by it. It’s really easy to look things up in it.

!Listen! Orthography: march of angels, each one (mum) silent and steady and fallow and further. Watch, anon, into, because the— or is it where the— shall be asked and? Question answered; language is for play, not punishment.