"Stops", Or How to Punctuate. A Practical Handbook for Writers and Students
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- Nombre de pages36
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4736036-0
- EAN8596547360360
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille450 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Stops: Or How to Punctuate, " Paul Allardyce meticulously explores the often-overlooked nuances of punctuation, crafting a comprehensive guide that blends practical instruction with rich literary examples. The book adopts an engaging, conversational style, making a traditionally dry subject invigorating and accessible. Through careful analysis and witty anecdotes, Allardyce situates punctuation within the broader context of written communication, revealing its critical role in shaping meaning, tone, and clarity in literature and everyday writing.
Paul Allardyce, an accomplished writer and educator, has long been passionate about the intricacies of language. Drawing on his extensive experience teaching English, he understands the frequent struggles writers face when grappling with punctuation rules. This personal connection to his subject matter not only imbues the text with authenticity but also reflects his commitment to helping others enhance their writing skills.
Allardyce's scholarly yet approachable perspective invites readers to rethink their understanding of punctuation as an art form rather than mere mechanics. I strongly recommend "Stops" to anyone seeking to refine their writing, from students to seasoned authors. Allardyce's insightful analysis and practical tools empower readers to master punctuation, ultimately enriching their communication skills and fostering greater appreciation for the subtleties of language.
Paul Allardyce, an accomplished writer and educator, has long been passionate about the intricacies of language. Drawing on his extensive experience teaching English, he understands the frequent struggles writers face when grappling with punctuation rules. This personal connection to his subject matter not only imbues the text with authenticity but also reflects his commitment to helping others enhance their writing skills.
Allardyce's scholarly yet approachable perspective invites readers to rethink their understanding of punctuation as an art form rather than mere mechanics. I strongly recommend "Stops" to anyone seeking to refine their writing, from students to seasoned authors. Allardyce's insightful analysis and practical tools empower readers to master punctuation, ultimately enriching their communication skills and fostering greater appreciation for the subtleties of language.
In "Stops: Or How to Punctuate, " Paul Allardyce meticulously explores the often-overlooked nuances of punctuation, crafting a comprehensive guide that blends practical instruction with rich literary examples. The book adopts an engaging, conversational style, making a traditionally dry subject invigorating and accessible. Through careful analysis and witty anecdotes, Allardyce situates punctuation within the broader context of written communication, revealing its critical role in shaping meaning, tone, and clarity in literature and everyday writing.
Paul Allardyce, an accomplished writer and educator, has long been passionate about the intricacies of language. Drawing on his extensive experience teaching English, he understands the frequent struggles writers face when grappling with punctuation rules. This personal connection to his subject matter not only imbues the text with authenticity but also reflects his commitment to helping others enhance their writing skills.
Allardyce's scholarly yet approachable perspective invites readers to rethink their understanding of punctuation as an art form rather than mere mechanics. I strongly recommend "Stops" to anyone seeking to refine their writing, from students to seasoned authors. Allardyce's insightful analysis and practical tools empower readers to master punctuation, ultimately enriching their communication skills and fostering greater appreciation for the subtleties of language.
Paul Allardyce, an accomplished writer and educator, has long been passionate about the intricacies of language. Drawing on his extensive experience teaching English, he understands the frequent struggles writers face when grappling with punctuation rules. This personal connection to his subject matter not only imbues the text with authenticity but also reflects his commitment to helping others enhance their writing skills.
Allardyce's scholarly yet approachable perspective invites readers to rethink their understanding of punctuation as an art form rather than mere mechanics. I strongly recommend "Stops" to anyone seeking to refine their writing, from students to seasoned authors. Allardyce's insightful analysis and practical tools empower readers to master punctuation, ultimately enriching their communication skills and fostering greater appreciation for the subtleties of language.
