Natasha Hasselyn Gozali

2 months ago | iabc.com | Shel Holtz |IABC Fellow |Natasha Hasselyn Gozali

On the first day of fall in 2018, I set up a grammar advice stand outside a New York City subway station and began answering the grammar questions of total strangers. My advice stand was low budget: it consisted of a $40 folding table and a sign I drew myself reading “Grammar Table.” Although I had never had a grammar advice stand before, the activity was in sync with my lifelong professional interests and activities. I’d always loved words.