Category Archives: Book Reviews
Dots, Words, and Juice: Three Books on Words
I’ve reviewed several serious reference books in this blog. But language books don’t all have to be serious to be worth reading. Sometimes they can be fun and entertaining—and still teach you something. Here are three books that fit that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged alphabetter juice, Book Reviews, how to read a word, language books, on the dot
Leave a comment
Vocab Elements and Online Language Effects
We spend a lot of time on this blog learning new words to improve our writing and expand our minds. I wanted to know more about the study of words and how the online world is affecting our language. This … Continue reading
Understanding a Classic: Fowler’s Modern English Usage
I’ve said before that every writer needs five resources to help her in the writing craft: a dictionary, a thesaurus, a style guide, a usage guide, and resources that offer writing advice. A usage guide helps you determine how specific … Continue reading