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What is the difference between cant and jargon, or assume and

presume? What is a fandango? How do you spell supersede? Is it

hippy or hippie? These questions really matter to Bill Bryson, as

they do to anyone who cares about the English language. Originally

published as "The Penguin Dictionary for Writers and Editors",

"Bryson's Dictionary for Writers and Editors" has now been

completely revised and updated for the twenty-first century by Bill

Bryson himself. Here is a very personal selection of spellings and

usages, covering such head-scratchers as capitalization, plurals,

abbreviations and foreign names and phrases. Bryson also gives us

the difference between British and American usages, and

miscellaneous pieces of essential information you never knew you

needed, like the names of all the Oxford colleges, or the correct

spelling of Brobdingnag. An indispensable companion to all those

who write, work with the written word, or who just enjoy getting

things right, it gives rulings that are both authoritative and

commonsense,all in Bryson's own inimitably goodhumoured way.

Preface

DICTIONARY

Appendix

　Words ending in -able and -ibte

　Major airports

　Temperature conversion table

　Distance conversion table

　Metric prefixes

　Monarchs of England

　Main units of currency

　Numerals

Bill Bryson's is the author of many bestselling travel books.

His acclaimed book on popular science, A Short History of Nearly

Everything, was shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize, and won

the Aventis Prize for Science Books and the Descartes Science

Communication Prize. His latest bestsellers are Shakespeare (in the

Eminent Lives series) and The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt

Kid.

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What is the difference between cant and jargon, or assume and presume? What is a fandango? How do you spell supersede? Is it hippy or hippie? These questions really matter to Bill Bryson, as they do to anyone who cares about the English language. Originally published as The Penguin Dictionary for Writers and Editors, Bryson's Dictionary for Writers and Editors has now been completely revised and updated for the twenty-first century by Bill Bryson himself. Here is a very personal selection of spellings and usages, covering such head-scratchers as capitalization, plurals, abbreviations and foreign names and phrases. Bryson also gives us the difference between British and American usages, and miscellaneous pieces of essential information you never knew you needed, like the names of all the Oxford colleges, or the correct spelling of Brobdingnag. An indispensable companion to all those who write, work with the written word, or who just enjoy getting things right, it gives rulings that are both authoritative and commonsense,all in Bryson's own inimitably goodhumoured way.