Dear Diary; I've Committed a Capital Offense

<p>Capital letters: loved by some abused by many and feared by writers who just can't seem to remember the rules. <em>Dear Diary: I've Committed a Capital Offense</em> takes you on a witty diary-style romp through the world of capitalization - where headlines shout seasons get uppity and job titles demand respect they may not deserve.</p><p>This isn't your dusty old grammar manual. With a mix of sass storytelling and solid editorial know-how Saoirse Temple guides you through the tricky terrain of proper nouns titles acronyms and everything in between. Along the way you'll laugh groan and maybe even start looking at capital letters in a whole new way.</p><p>Perfect for writers students editors or anyone who's ever agonized over whether internet still deserves a capital I this book delivers both clarity and comedy. By the end you'll not only survive the capital crimes of English grammar - you'll conquer them with style.</p><p>Part of the <em>Dear Diary Style Files</em> series <em>I've Committed a Capital Offense</em> proves that learning about language doesn't have to be boring. It can be downright entertaining.</p>