Grammar Sucks: What to Do to Make Your Writing Much More Better

by Joanne Kimes and Gary Robert Muschla

Book Overview

Do you suffer from grammar-phobia because: You're so used to IMing, you've forgotten how to write a normal sentence.: -) You've started thinking in rap lyrics. The last time you gave a report, your... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159337626X
• ISBN13: 9781593376260
• Release Date: April 2007
• Publisher: Adams Media Corporation
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.6" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

A truly enjoyable and practical read

One of the things that will pretty much guarantee a book's rejection by a reviewer is that it is poorly written. Flawed writing comes in the form of typos and errors of grammar. Written with both wit and wisdom, "Grammar Sucks: What To Do To Make Your Writing Much More Better" is the collaborative work of Joanne Kimes (writer for a number of children's and comedy television shows, as well as coauthor of "Pregnancy Sucks" and "Pregnancy Sucks For Men") and Gary Robert Muschla (an expert and published author of several titles on writing, grammar, and reading instruction). This thoroughly 'reader friendly' compendium of instruction, advice, tips, and basic information, will prove to be invaluable for any writer who pretty much ignored all of those highschool English classes, and now wishes they'd paid attention to all that stuff about dangling modifiers, proper sentence structure, and run-on paragraphs. A truly enjoyable and practical read, "Grammar Sucks" is especially recommended for the novice writer and self-published author who keep wondering why their manuscripts are rejected and/or their books are refused a positive review -- or any review at all.

Grammar sucks, but not this book!

"Grammar Sucks" is a entertaining read. I enjoyed the humor in the book and I learned a thing or two about grammar that I had not learned. I wish I had this book back when I was in high school. I have only two complaints about this book: (1) the section on verbs could have been more complete; (2) the book begs for problems with answers.