Search Results (note from the editor)

Let’s look at, examine, and explore tautologies, repetitions, and other superfluous excesses.

Transform onerous tasks into habits, and establish ‘action days.’

Profound, compelling insights into beans, bike rides and David Sedaris.

Why the shortest distance between sanity and madness is a trio of line segments.

Your guide to the history and nuance of four common, and not so common, punctuation marks.

Flashy packaging doesn’t always equal results. Follow these tips for reaching your target audience more successfully.

The newspaper’s online editor gives PR pros the skinny on popular blogs.

You may well be if usage gaffes and bad syntax raise your hackles.

Nashville publisher wins Ragan award and a throng of devoted employee-readers.

Screening your follows is a good first step, but other methods can help protect you, too.

The Typochondriac tests Jean-Baptiste-Alphonse Karr’s assertion that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

A look at where the arguably derogatory term comes from and what it means today.

The rush to choose a personalized Facebook address was anticlimactic for some and thrilling for others.

With brighter content and avant-garde design, aerospace company’s publication earns two awards.