Author Archives: Foxworld

Breakfast Serial: Musings on the Oxford Comma

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Foxworld

Cup of freshly brewed Folger’s sitting on the table next to me, I’m gazing out the window at a gray October morning and contemplating one of the world’s follies. In the broad scheme of follies, this one is harmless enough. … Continue reading →

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The Fires of Autumn

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Foxworld

[singlepic id=32 w=320 h=240 float=left]Long before they’re raked into piles and burned, the leaves of October go up in flames. Beginning with the wetlands and with woods edges flecked with crimson and yellow, the torch of autumn moves steadily across … Continue reading →

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The One Word That Grabs and Keeps Your Customer’s Attention

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Foxworld

If a single word could instantly connect you with the person who reads your Web content or sales literature, what do you think that word would be? Here are two clues: In grade school English, they taught you not to … Continue reading →

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