InReal Life EnglishbyPooja Rana·1d agoThe Art of Punctuation: Five Small Marks That Can Change Your WritingA colon, a semicolon or a dash? Learn the difference between five punctuation marks that many English writers confuseA response icon2A response icon2
InThe Daily CuppabyDorothy Hooper Fennell·4d agoI Am a SemicolonMy Favorite Punctuation Mark RevealedA response icon4A response icon4
R.K.F.·Oct 27For Love of the Em DashThe em dash is said to indicate LLM usage — but people have been using it to lovely effect since the 1500sA response icon1A response icon1
InQuestionalitybyLen Bassham·Oct 26So You Want to Be an Editor?some second thoughts might be in orderA response icon5A response icon5
The Colour Cyan·Oct 18Ampersand: The Tale of a LogogramThe ampersand is very unique among other English punctuation. It is a logogram, meaning it is a single character meant to stand in place of…
The Colour Cyan·Oct 15Why don’t we have more punctuation‽Punctuation marks are fun! Don’t you think? The exclamation mark, question mark, and full stop are all examples of terminal punctuation…A response icon2A response icon2
InNever Stop WritingbyJames Parsons·Aug 20Who’s Afraid of the Semicolon?Why this much-misunderstood punctuation mark deserves a place in every writer’s toolkitA response icon4A response icon4
Barry Lyons·Aug 16Em Dashes Are Fun to Use — Don’t Let Anyone Tell You OtherwiseIgnore the concerns over the long-loved and always-useful punctuation markA response icon1A response icon1
Riaz Laghari·Aug 15The Comma That Did Not Hang Roger CasementHow a punctuation myth became a profound lesson in language, law and power
