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The 20 Best Books for Language Lovers

Posted on September 30, 2011 by languageandgrammar

I recently came across a blog that highlights the 20 best books for language lovers, and I was honored to see that my book (Literally, the Best Language Book Ever) made the list! If you love language, there are many … Continue reading →

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Words Worthy of Being Trashed

Posted on January 4, 2011 by languageandgrammar

While I may have written a book on the topic (Literally, the Best Language Book Ever), it’s good to know that I’m not the only one who thinks that some words, phrases, and expressions deserve to be tossed into the … Continue reading →

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Interview: A New Definition, Thanks to Randy Moss

Posted on November 1, 2010 by languageandgrammar

By Paul Yeager, author of Literally, the Best Language Book Ever I love it when professional athletes talk. If it’s not a humorous mixture of mangled cliches and mixed metaphors, then it’s some outlandish, self-centered statement that only a media … Continue reading →

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Breaking News: Bank Robber Decides to Not Wait for Police

Posted on July 16, 2010 by languageandgrammar

By Paul Yeager, author of Literally, the Best Language Book Ever Headline in today’s Daily Collegian, which is the excellent student newspaper at Penn State: Bank Robber Flees Scene. I have to admit that I was not surprised by that–rarely … Continue reading →

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Talk Offline

Posted on November 3, 2009 by languageandgrammar

As I mentioned in Literally, the Best Language Book Ever, it’s not surprising that many language trends begin at work since we spend so much time there. Talking offline is certainly one of those trendy phrases–one that started several years … Continue reading →

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Gone Fishin’

Posted on August 16, 2009 by languageandgrammar

We have not taken a blog vacation since we started in December 2007, so don’t you think it’s about time we do?  We do–and we’ll resume regular posting in about two weeks (at the start of September). We will continue … Continue reading →

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The Snuggie–Make it Stop

Posted on March 12, 2009 by languageandgrammar

In Literally, the Best Language Book Ever,  the chapter called You Thought You Were Clever, But… includes statements (often attempts at humor) that were clever at one point, but overuse means that they’re now as funny and charming as being … Continue reading →

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Miami Book Fair, Here I Come

Posted on November 11, 2008 by languageandgrammar

The Miami Book Fair is the largest and most prestigious book fair in the country, and I’m very excited to be one of the participating authors this year. The festival, which takes place on the campus of Miami Dade College … Continue reading →

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Radio Head

Posted on May 17, 2008 by languageandgrammar

Here’s an update on some of the radio interviews I’ve done to promote the book (Literally, the Best Language Book Ever), along with a list of some upcoming appearances. I already mentioned this in the blog, so this might sound … Continue reading →

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Literally, the Best Language Book Ever in Stores Today

Posted on May 6, 2008 by languageandgrammar

Today is a day that I’ve been looking forward to for quite some time. My book, Literally, the Best Language Book Ever, is officially being released by Perigee Books.  Working with Perigee to get it published was a great experience, and now, I’m fortunate enough to … Continue reading →

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