Husqvarna: Origin & How to Say It at Bill Casselman's Canadian Word of the Day & Words of the World

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Where a Dobdob Meets a Dikdik boasts 272 pages of my funniest writings about words. The paperback costs under $15 USD in most world markets.

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basic book facts about Where a Dobdob Meets a Dikdik

publisher: Adams Media

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format: paperback, 272 pages

price: 12 to 15 dollars USD

available: in North American bookshops mid-October 2010 and worldwide a few weeks later

online: You may pre-order now anywhere in the world; international book-selling websites appear when you type the title of the book into any good search engine like Google.

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ISBN 10: 1-4405-0636-1

ISBN 13: 978-1-4405-0636-1

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A Casselman Magazine Piece

Shamelessly offered for perusal, here from a time when pterodactyls flapped their leathern wings across Canadian skies, is a 1979 television review I wrote for Maclean's Magazine.

It is prefaced by some good advice to young writers who may be selling their first magazine piece. Of course, given the writing era we live in, that is, the end of general intererst news magazines, it may indeed be their last magazine piece. Nevertheless, I offer a few necessary words of copyright advice to newcomers.

Check it out.