“Last, but not least, avoid cliches like the plague.”
Quote by William Safire
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Fumblerules: a lighthearted guide to grammar and good usage
This book offers a playful approach to mastering the rules of grammar and effective writing. It is designed to be both entertaining and informative, making it easier for readers to understand and apply grammatical principles. more
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William Safire
William Safire, born on December 17, 1929, was an accomplished American author, journalist, and political commentator. Known for his incisive political commentary and distinctive writing style, he won the Pulitzer Prize. Safire had a rich political background, serving as a speechwriter for President Nixon, which had a profound impact on his later work. more
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