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You Send Me by Patricia T. O'Conner, Stewart Kellerman Harcourt, July, 2002. Hardcover, 240 pages. ISBN: 0151005931 Ordering information: Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk 
Ignoring etiquette, such as sloppy formatting and improper
grammar, is just as damaging when sending email as it is
when mailing a resume. Email has become one of
the most popular ways people correspond for
both business and pleasure and, unfortunately, many do not
take it as seriously as they do when they write a letter.
In You Send Me, Patricia O'Conner,
and Stewert Kellerman take grammar and verbal etiquette to
the electronic world, where they explain that good writing and
proper grammar still matter, especially in business.
O'Conner and Kellerman explain how grammar rules apply to wired
topics like email and the Internet, and what you should
do to be professional and courteous in your online
communications. The authors also offer advice on the content
of your emails, such as including a proper greeting and keeping
your emails concise. Basic grammar and writing instruction
are also included, with spelling tips, punctuation and commonly
confused words.
Patricia O'Conner, the author of Woe is I and Words Fail Me, returns with her husband Stewert Kellerman, to offer sound advice on email correspondence. The two offer savvy suggestions for how and when to write emails, and explain the etiquette that should be considered. As in O'Conner's past books, the advice is often spiced up with humor and pithy comments, which make reading the book more enjoyable. You Send Me is a great book for writers, professionals and the average Joe or Jane who uses email to communicate. Reprinted with permission from The Internet Writing Journal®. Copyright © 1997-2011 by Writers Write, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
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