How To Write Badly Well will continue on Monday 5th July. In the meantime, why not read the excellent language blog Inky Fool?
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ReplyDeleteI shall have to defer my queries into your involvement with the Dr Who season finale - it had write yourself into of a corner, write yourself out of a corner and historical figures and... well, I could go on, but you're on holidays, so I won't. Anyway, with regard to Inky Fool, hear hear.
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