"When you're reading a sentence, when you have to take a breath, that's when you slap in a comma." -advice from a speaker at last night's AJHA reception.
Friday, October 9, 2009
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Quote of the Day records one thought per day that entertains, inspires or informs. The author is a Virginia native, graduate of the University of Missouri Graduate School of Journalism and a freelance writer/editor. Her posts are often prompted by the people, places and words she encounters in Los Alamos, NM and beyond. Enjoy.
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2 comments:
Or, in journalism, if you have to take a breath, your sentence is too damn long.
I'm a fan of the three periods... :)
but then again, I'm an artist.
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