- Summary
- This blog post dismantles numerous myths regarding English readership and explains why English books remain scarce despite growing popularity. It highlights that while "Woe Is I: The Grammarphobes Guide to Better English in Plain English" is a popular guide, approximately half a million copies have sold, with an estimated 35,000 copies in actual print, and not all are written in clear English. The image provided on the left shows the cover of the Japanese edition of the work, emphasizing the significant demand for accessible texts.
The Appeal of "Plain English" Over "Grammar."
The Reality of Low Sales.
Why Japanese Editions Are Preferred. - Title
- Grammarphobia: Grammar, etymology, linguistics, usage
- Description
- Grammar, etymology, linguistics, usage, and more from the bestselling language writers Patricia T. O\'Conner and Stewart Kellerman
- Keywords
- january, december, november, october, september, august, july, june, april, march, february, read, blog, english, swan, song, times
- NS Lookup
- A 160.153.0.111
- Dates
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Created 2025-03-25Updated 2026-01-26Summarized 2026-03-22
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