Finally, my second book is out:
Organizing Our Marvellous Neighbours: How to Feel Good About Canadian English

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One is of course reminded of Fran Lebowitz, whom I read, without understanding what was really going on, in Moncton in the ’70s, long before we all became New Yorkers, mostly by going there and being gay.

So You Want to Be an Heiress?

I cross…

  1. Only after looking both ways.
  2. Town by bus.
  3. The days off the calendar.
  4. My sevens.

Or, for some type designers, their zeds.

A bag of garlic pitas, bananas, and a corner of a magazine page showing a photo of Ziyi Zhang, with a script font whose crossed Zs are hard to discern

Do not delude yourself that your cute little flourishes on beloved, idiosyncratic letters like Z and Q will never cause harm to legibility.

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