An extraordinary handbook: with clarity and humor, it tellsthe story that even good writers have been longing to hear. This is not a comprehensive tracking of every nut and bolt thatever came loose within an English sentence; it is a focuseddiscussion of the narrow range of problems that American writerstypically face. From confusion over grammar to tangles with usage,to questions about punctuation, Janis Bell addresses them withtransparency and grace. She discusses the issues, gives plenty ofexamples, provides quizzes and answers, and makes sure that readersare engaged throughout.