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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tuned. I'm Pete Barara.

It has occurred to me that good writing is a kind of morality. Honest communication,

thoughtful use of words. I think the way we talk to one another, the way we write to

one another is about how we are interacting with one another and an attempt at basic human

decency. I mean, your language is one of your prime mechanisms. We can all communicate

with tone of voice and eye contact as much as we want but it's the very words that we're

choosing that are most important. That's Benjamin Dreyer, copy chief at Random House

and a Pontimiz author of the book, Dreyer's English, an utterly correct guide to clarity

and style. It is a surprise New York Times bestselling book but a very welcome surprise.

Ben and I waited to controversial waters, Oxford commas, semicolons and garden variety

cliches. Plus how particularly in these times, good writing is a kind of morality. But first,

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