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William Smallwood
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In Search Of Wonder
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“So this was not what I was expecting. This particular punctuation book was written with a specific category of readers -- authors of fiction -- in mind, and I am not a member of that audience. I therefore skipped all the exercises at the end of each chapter, but I otherwise enjoyed reading.
What I learned about punctuation: there are rules, which are really more like suggestions that you had better follow even if they're hopelessly vague and begging to be broken.
I actually learned more about how punctuation shapes literature, which incidentally gives me more insight as a reader than as a writer of the English language. I'm paying a lot more attention to punctuation as I read now and it's kind of fascinating.”
Mike Salisbury
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Jordan
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“If Strunk & White had written only of the virtues of punctuation it might have come out something like this book.”
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