Fifty Shades of Grey has been hogging the limelight since the past few months. I still haven't read the book or seen the movie (yes, yes I will do one of them soon) but I can safely imagine that it's not really going to be recommended as serious literary fiction known for its eloquent prose. Especially, with lines like, "I feel the colour in my cheeks rising again. I must be the colour of The Communist Manifesto." Oh boy. We would expect the grammar to completely suffer in such a book. Well, apparently E. L. James is not that bad, according to the folks at Grammarly. Here is an interesting infographic. Thanks to the Grammarly team for sharing this with us! Hope this makes for a fun Friday!
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