I read an excellent post on Medium comparing the punctuation use of multiple authors. It's cool! (no, seriously)
Sometimes a sentence leads you to a dead end. You are confused, and that's ok. This time you can blame the sentence.
Students are talking about Buffalo. Word is they buffalo Buffalo buffalo, which is weird for Buffalo buffalo to do, when you consider that Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
In "The River Nemunas," Anthony Doerr captures what it means to be numb and alone in the world not in the quality of his words, but in their quantity.
Phillis Wheatley was the first published African American woman, and in the poem "On Being Brought from African to America" she engages in a quiet, cultural rebellion with the use of a single comma.
This is a post about swearing. Seriously.