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New at Vermillion Road Press - I Hate to Criticize, But..., Professional Writers and Broadcasters Are Murdering the English Language by Gordon K. Andersen

I Hate to Criticize, But … is currently available in Kindle and Nook ebook formats

• I Hate to Criticize, But …:
  Professional writers and broadcasters
  are murdering the English language.
  

• Can the wind really be “calm”?
  

• Is “kudos” singular or plural?
  

• What does “unique” actually mean?
  

• What’s with “déjà vu? A rerun?
  

• That semi got a hemi?
  

• How should “protest” be pronounced?
  

• Podium or lectern? Stand on or at?
  

• Any difference between “celibacy” and “chastity”?
  

• What are “just desserts”?
  

• Is it “number is” or “number are”?
  

• Less or fewer?
  

• Is a “first annual” event possible?
  

• How is “kilometer” correctly pronounced?
  

• Is “comprise” the same as “compose”?

Gordon K. Andersen may be a new name to you, but he's well-known to language lovers. If you're interested in finding the answers to these questions, you'll want your own copy of I Hate to Criticize, But...

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