Mary Norris is an American author and copy editor known for her long career at The New Yorker magazine.
She began working there in 1978 and spent over 20 years as a query proofreader.
Norris has gained recognition for her writing on grammar, punctuation, and language, earning the nickname "Comma Queen." Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, she now resides in New York City.
Norris's work combines her expertise in editing with her passion for language and travel, particularly her love for Greek culture and linguistics.
Her books, including "Greek to Me," reflect her unique blend of personal experiences, professional insights, and cultural exploration.
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