As if anticipating our symposium, Nick Paumgarten writes on “The Elements of E-Style,” in this week’s New Yorker. He interviews David Shipley and Will Schwalbe, the authors of a modern day Strunk and White: Send: The Essential Guide To Email for Office and Home. This might be good for us all to check out before April 27th!
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I just read Dave Barry’s review of Send in the May 6 New York Times, after having the chance to quickly skim through the book. I highly recommend both the review and the book (I believe the BLSCI has a copy of this in its library).