title: Write More Good: An Absolutely Phony Guide
author: The Bureau Chiefs
description: The book in my hands just might be the least useful writing aid ever compiledBut then, of course, thats exactly the pointPull[s] apart words and sentences with a strange blend of cleverness and sophomoric humorA lot of writers and editors have little reason to laugh these days; thank goodness weve got something here.<br /><b>NewYorker.com</b><br /><br />"Anyone who has ever searched for<i> le mot juste</i> will laugh  what's the word?  hysterically...<i>Write More Good </i>makes the death of journalism funnier than it has any right to be (while potentially hastening it along)."<br /><b>NPR</b><br /><br />"Succeeds both as one funny book and also as a crash course in how to get fired from any job requiring you to submit writing for publication...Readers who enjoy humor in the vein of <i>The Onion </i>will love this book, a kind of unholy love child of William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White's <i>The Elements of Style</i> and <i>The Daily Show</i>...For those who like their humor with a little bite."<br /><b><i>Library Journal</i> (starred review)</b><br /><br />"Its a brain-exploding mix of Dave Barry meets Borowitz meets the original AP Stylebook, and while the results arent always pretty, they are pretty funny."<br /><b>Tom Chandler, The Writer Underground</b><br /><br /><i>"Write More Good </i>aims to embrace the lowering standards of the written word. It's so funny I could cry."<br /><b>Chron.com (<i>Houston Chronicle</i>)<br /></b><br />I would like to praise the authors for not doing what anyone else in the Internet Age would have done, which is simply cutting and pasting together a slew of tweets, calling it a book, and raking in the dough from Old Media. <br /><b>Roger Ebert</b><br /><br /><i>Write More Good</i> is your <i>AP Stylebook</i> unshaven and hungover after the latest round of media layoffs. Editors, writers, and sticklers will enjoy the satire, but the poop jokes are for everyone. <br /><b>Jeff Deck, coauthor of <i>The Great Typo Hunt: Two Friends Changing the World, One Correction at a Time</i></b><br /><i></i><br />You can read <i>Write More Good</i> simply for laughs: Its expanded hits of @FakeAPStylebook wit and humor will have you reading it aloud to cubicle neighbors. But if you aspire to truly great writingwhether youre a hopeful author, a professional editor, or a celebrity who just pays someonewell, youre definitely going to need a different book. <br /><b>Carol Fisher Saller, author of <i>The Subversive Copy Editor</i></b>
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  **DIGITAL CONTACT TRACING FOR PANDEMIC RESPONSE**
  
  
  #  DIGITAL CONTACT TRACING FOR PANDEMIC RESPONSE
  
  **Ethics and Governance Guidance**
  
  **Edited by Jeffrey P. Kahn, PhD, MPH, Chair**
  
  **Johns Hopkins Project on Ethics and Governance of Digital Contact Tracing
  Technologies**
  
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  © 2020 Johns Hopkins University Press
  
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  License: <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/> .
  
  All rights reserved. Published 2020
  
  Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper
  
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