A: We’re doing a holiday best-of – compiling our favourite Q&As from the past 12 months.
Q: I can’t do that. They’re like my children; I love them all equally…
A: No you don’t.
Q: You’re right, some are waaaaay better than others.
A: Just like children.
Q: Exactly.
A: Seriously though, they’re all pretty good. This is going to be tricky.
Q: Wait! Why don’t we just throw darts at a map.
A: How will that help?
Q: Oh, I thought that’s how people decided things like this. Flip a coin? Rock paper scissors?
A: How about you pick 11 numbers between 1 and 52 and just write them down over here.
Q: Great idea! Lemme see now…
A: Okay?
Q: Almost…
A: Now?
Q: Yep, done.
A: Right. So without further ado, ahem, please enjoy our… um… carefully curated selection of Q&A grammar columns from 2017. We’ve selected only our favourites. The very best.
Q: Absolutely. The discussions were long and the arguments heated.
A: Speaking of heated, shall we head to the beach?
Dean Koorey manages a team of 26 letters at Australian Writers' Centre, both upper and lowercase, plus some punctuation marks. He can leap cryptic crosswords in a single bound and has never met a pun he didn't like.
