If you've ever wanted a transatlantic style guide, this one fills that void.

Most style guides are written from one side of the pond or another, but Clark, manages to write a guide that encompasses traits of both American and British writing style.

While an Englishman, Clark manages to contrast US/UK terms, such as which floor is the first floor in a building, among others.

This book is indespensible if you're an American reading a book from the UK, or a Briton reading a book from the US, and you run across a statement that totally baffles you.

Part English-to-English dictionary, part style manual, wholly informative.

Recommended for any student of English language arts, or anyone trying to get a firmer grasp over the English language (and by proxy, the English language). ( )