Gibberish: Essays on Editing, Writing and Language Evolution
Gibberish: Essays on Editing, Writing and Language Evolution
The English language can often feel like gibberish.
A technical and seemingly nonsensical list of rules. It’s no wonder these directions can be difficult to digest and apply; the ways in which languages develop are as diverse as the people who use them to express themselves.
Gibberish aims to illuminate a path through the complex terrain of the English language. We explore punctuation and grammar, the evolution of language, editorial conventions and practice, and the growing movement towards inclusive language. Gibberish will guide you through the issues relevant to modern editors and writers.
TITLE: Gibberish
SUBTITLE: Essays on Editing, Writing and Language Evolution
EDITORS: Natacha Manomaiphan, Tianna Morrison, Mark Russell and Nicole Willis
CONTRIBUTORS: Emily Baxter, Kelcey Brian, Michelle Buckley, Eliza Campbell, Dylan Dartnell, Lilian Galea, Sanam Goodman, Freya Howarth, Nicolette Jahn, Lauren Kelly, Sam King, Lauren Magee, Luke Nichol, Emily Osbourne, Jacob Pilkington, Sarah Pradolin, Mark Russell, Natalie Sakarintr, Emma Taylor and Hanna Whiteside
FORMAT: PB
EXTENT: 168 pp
PUBLICATION DATE: November 2019