Today's popular dictionaries often fail to define words correctly or to distinguish between them; some dictionaries even maintain that one word means the same as another simply because people who do not know the correct meanings of the words confuse them. Robert Hartwell Fiske's Dictionary of Unendurable English — a supplement to whatever dictionary you own or use — is an attempt to combat this nonsense, to return meaning and distinction to the words we use.

Four times a year, we will email you this addendum to The Dictionary of Unendurable English. Each bulletin will include new examples of misused, misspelled, or mispronounced English.

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People long to write a clear, a readable, even, at times, an elegant sentence. Toward the Making of a Sentence will show them how to go about it. Toward the Making of a Sentence is a collection of rules or guidelines, followed by sentence examples. You may buy the manuscript as it now reads for $7.00 (Version 1.1 has some 78 pages). Later versions of this book will become available over time. Also included: "Silence, Language, and Society."