Grammar

[close] Creative writing is not black and white. It is not good or bad, right or wrong. That being said, there is always room for improvement.

[close] The group will host links to my questions related to my literature readings posted and answered in the alt.usage.english (AUE) newsgroup of the Usenet over several years by literally hundreds of AUE members who have generously offered their time. Each link is centered on one author and drills down in the Google structure to the AUE threads related to a specific work by that author. Each thread typically addresses several issues about a passage from the work. My questions are mainly related to the language, grammar or cultural issues related to the work in question. The answers should be useful to the readers approaching that work, in that they discuss difficult words, expressions or constructs. Some questions are related to my own idiosyncrasies, but I estimate that the depth of "drilling down" might help many readers, whether they are new to the work or not. My grateful thanks to the participating AUE members. I hope this helps.

[close] UCEM International Cooperation Academics team

[close] A place where arrogant book snobs can come together to laugh at those beneath us. Translation: We hate when we find typos, grammatical mistakes, or obvious errors in books. Don't authors and printing companies pay editors to read their crap? Hey editors, get it together!