Title: Well done! Technically speaking...
Review: The copy editing on this book is nothing short of stellar, which is not an easy feat these days. In our technologically evolving world, we are so eager to communicate our message that grammar and spelling get overlooked. The rules are barely even considered anymore (use a semicolon? or a period?). And then when the question of a simple rule comes up, we cannot even remember the answer! For example, did you know you are supposed to use "me"--not "I"--after a preposition?Ex. He gave the gift to you and me.Substituting "I" for "me" violates the rules of grammar. Don't do it. Heather Ammermuller, the copy editor for this book, knows that rule--and all the others, it appears.For more on grammar and its past, present, and future, read EATS, SHOOTS, AND LEAVES by Lynn Truss.
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