Manual práctico para un buen uso de los signos de puntuación

One of the most pronounced shortcomings in those who write today lies without any doubt in the poor or erroneous use of punctuation marks. And it is not, of course, a minor deficiency. Punctuation marks modulate the message, emphasize or attenuate ideas and content, and determine the musicality of the prose. In short, an incorrect or inappropriate use of them can make a brilliant text turn into an almost unreadable jumble, or just the opposite: our words gain the strength and vigor necessary to seduce the reader and lead them to share or enjoy our postulates. Aware of this, José Carlos Aranda, who in his extensive career has published such famous works as "Easy spelling" and "How to make a text comment", proposes a series of practical exercises aimed at getting us to use punctuation marks with comfort and skill, aware of its importance and its correct use in each sentence. The result is an essential work in the library of any self-respecting writer.