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Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue (thoughts)
Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue by John McWhorter is another book I read via review copy, and the publisher requested I post about it this week since the trade paperback edition has just hit the shelves here in the States. This is a nonfiction book about linguistics, specifically about the ...
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The Monstrosity Gazette: A weekly smattering of all things literary...
A Bookshelf Monstrosity — ... Interesting Links to Peruse:  Check out these knitted covers to classic novels. Eva over at A Striped Armchair reviews Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue: The Untold History of English. Edward Cullen underwear? WTF! The Second Pass reviews new Simpsons biography... ...

Reading Journal (18 Nov): Planning for a Quiet December
Rebecca Reads — I’ve returned a number of books and I’ve “quit” a few challenges and so I’m feeling remarkably free to read whatever I want! I’m thinking I may take a page out of the NaNoWriMo’s book and go blog silent (or at least quieter) while I work on other projects this holiday season. For example, I have a 750-page book that I’ve always been intimidated by. It’s Jesus the Christ by James E. Tallmadge, and it examines the life and mission of the Savior by turning to the scriptures (including LDS scripture). I think I’m going to dedicate December to reading that; it seems the appropriate month for it. I’ll also read a little bit of other things (such as The Pillow Book), but ...

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