STET! A Game for Language Lovers, Grammar Geeks, and Bibliophiles For the Letter Writer

STET! A Game for Language Lovers, Grammar Geeks, and Bibliophiles For the Letter WriterWhats wrong with this sentence? If that misplaced apostrophe leapt right off the page, this gamebased on the New York Times bestselleris for you. One hundred sentences await you sentences await you, the copyeditor, to corrector, alternatively, to STET (a copyeditors term that means let it stand). The first person to spot the error, or, if there is no error, to call out STET!," gets the card. There are two ways to play: compete for points in a

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