Subeditor battled to save punctuationâs endangered species Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 7, 2021 â 11.45am Save Normal text size JOHN RICHARDS: 1923 - 2021 John Richards, who has died aged 97, was once described as the âDon Quixote of the grammar worldâ, as founder and proprietor of the Apostrophe Protection Society (APS), which he established in 2001 in an attempt to save an endangered species. The usefulness of the apostrophe was memorably made clear when Kingsley Amis, challenged to produce a sentence whose ...