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The previous Grammarnoirs

Part I of “Grammarnoir 3: The wages of syntax” was posted today: http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/mcintyre/blog/2011/02/grammarnoir_the_wages_of_syntax_part_1.html The remaining three installments of the series will appear on successive Fridays, February 18, February 25, and March 4, National Grammar Day.

If you have not read the previous two Grammarnoir series, here are some links.

“Grammarnoir 1,” 2009, on a post that has links to the four installments:

http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/mcintyre/blog/2009/03/grammarnoir_the_complete_serial.html

“Grammarnoir 2: Pulp diction” was published on the other You Don’t Say site during the [cough] hiatus [cough]. Having more time on my hands then, I combined the texts of all four installments in a single post:

http://johnemcintyre.blogspot.com/2010/03/pulp-diction-complete-serial_5990.html

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John McIntyre, mild-mannered editor for a great metropolitan newspaper, has fussed over writers’ work, to sporadic expressions of gratitude, for thirty years. He is The Sun’s night content production manager and former head of its copy desk. He also teaches editing at Loyola University Maryland. A former president of the American Copy Editors Society, a native of Kentucky, a graduate of Michigan State and Syracuse, and a moderate prescriptivist, he writes about language, journalism, and arbitrarily chosen topics. If you are inspired by a spirit of contradiction, comment on the posts or write to him at john.mcintyre@baltsun.com.

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