Originally created to help the writers at The Globe and Mail present clear, accurate, and concise stories in Canada’s National Newspaper, this comprehensive and entertaining style guide has now become a valuable tool for anyone who must put words on paper. In this thoroughly revised new edition, writers will find help in avoiding both common and unexpected pitfalls, and easy-to-follow advice on reshaping passages that get in the way of a story. The Globe and Mail Style Book also provides expert guidance on: • how to refer to Canadian organizations, our court system and government • people and placenames, in Canada and around the world (with 16 pages of maps) • punctuation, spelling, and rules of grammar • Canadian expressions and much more, eh? Authoritative, concise, and a jolly good read, it’s all here from “Abattoir” to “Zuider Zee.”