Joanne Anderson has worked as a journalist on major publications in Australia and Hong Kong. She joined The Age 's subediting team in 2004, eventually becoming chief desk editor, a role in which she herds thousands of words each day and adjudicates on tricky language questions. She has worked on in-house style guides and written a weekly newsletter on English use for staff at The Age , The Sydney Morning Herald and their sister publications. Joanne lives in Melbourne but does not like Aussie rules. Matt Golding is a Melbourne-based cartoonist whose work has appeared in newspapers for more than two decades. Matt thinks in images and has a history of managing to write wrongly, even though his tiny pocket cartoons generally contain very few words. Jo has long been called upon to right his wrongs, and the making of this book was no exception. He too cares less about footy.