672 - How a Semicolon Brought Two Writers Together - Grammar Girl

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Jennifer Miller and Jason Feifer, authors of "Mr. Nice Guy," talk about how the semicolon brought them together, how they wrangle working as a writing team, and more.

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672 - How a Semicolon Brought Two Writers Together

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