Semicolon meatloaf. So hot.
September is upon us, and once again the sexiest holiday of the year draws nigh: National Punctuation Day.
That’s right. We saw the way you used those brackets indicate a change in capitalization. Reports indicated that “[i]t drove us wild.” We want to be the semi-colon between your closely-related independent clauses; we want to be the question mark at the end of your compound-complex sentence, because who says you can’t get a little crazy once in a while?*
Come on down to The Book Cellar on Monday, September 21, 7pm, for a lineup every bit as versatile as an em-dash–just imagine the possibilities:
- You’re Being Ridiculous Host Jeremy Owens
- YA Author Jeff Miller
- Neo-Futurist Artistic Associate Gwynn Fulcher
- Writer Ashley Sinnott
- Essay Escape Artist Monica Guzman
*We should be up-front. If you don’t support the Oxford Comma, this isn’t going to work out.
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