I read a review a couple of weeks ago in The New York Times of a book by David Shipley and Will Schwalbe called “Send: The Essential Guide to Email for Home and Office”. It was also discussed in the Talk of the Town section of a recent New Yorker, and I heard one of the authors promoting it on Leonard Lopate one morning. I know a number of people in our communications community have been upset by the quality of emails they receive from students and others, and thought some readers of this blog might want to check out the book. It seems like it relays amusing stories we can all relate to, as well as helpful guidelines.
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