Thursday, August 24, 2017

How The New Yorker Trades On Its Unique Style

"The magazine’s paper subscription slips have long carried a tagline: 'The best writing, anywhere.' It follows that the source of the best writing, anywhere, must also be the finest available authority on grammar, usage, and punctuation. But regular readers know that The New Yorker’s signature is not standard usage, but its opposite."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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