Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Little red book of punctuation - Terry O'brien (2012)

Good to see an interesting book on punctuation. Rules for punctuation are essentially hard for everyone. There are real subtle nuances. Unfortunately, the book has errors at places, has some editorial mistakes. In normal circumstances, I would have let it go but when you're trying to learn something meticulously like grammar such errors mean a lot.

Otherwise, a descent book on punctuations.

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