The Book of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks

Punctuation. It's not everyone's strong point, for sure, but why is the quotation mark so widely abused? Well, "no one" will likely ever know the answer, but this book's author, who is the same woman behind the eponymous "blog," does formulate several "hypotheses" in the introduction before taking us on a photographic journey through stores, offices, roadside restaurants, and "more," all the while offering up a hefty helping of humorous commenta... More

Punctuation. It's not everyone's strong point, for sure, but why is the quotation mark so widely abused? Well, "no one" will likely ever know the answer, but this book's author, who is the same woman behind the eponymous "blog," does formulate several "hypotheses" in the introduction before taking us on a photographic journey through stores, offices, roadside restaurants, and "more," all the while offering up a hefty helping of humorous commentary. Pick up this hardcover, which displays the "new and exciting" ways in which people are abusing the English language, and you're sure to have a good laugh. But don't "quote" us on that!