| Vocabula Bound Quarterly edited by Robert Hartwell Fiske |
Though an online publication since September 1999, The Vocabula Review is now also a print publication.
Vocabula Bound Quarterly is a new quarterly journal. Each issue will include three months' worth of the online Vocabula's content. You'll find essays by Joseph Epstein, Richard Lederer, Mark Halpern, Bill Casselman, John Kilgore, Amalia Gnanadesikan, and others; poems by Laura Cherry, Elana Wolff, and Sarah Skwire. Each issue also contains Vocabula's popular features: Grumbling About Grammar, Elegant English, On Dimwitticisms, Clues to Concise Writing, and more.
This is a Vocabula Book. Vocabula Bound Quarterly.
Vocabula Bound Quarterly: a quarterly journal about words and language.
Here is the table of contents of VBQ, Vol. 1, No. 2:
April 2005 — Vol. 7, No. 4
News from the Trenches: An English Professor Speaks — Carey Harrison
Still Ignorant After All These Years — David R. Williams
No Harmless Drudge: A Quatrimillennial Celebration — Richard Lederer
Two Poems — Adam Kane
The Elder Statesman: On Wit — Clark Elder Morrow
The Last Word: The Archeology of Words — Christopher Orlet
Love Your English: Cutting and Splicing — Valerie Collins
Shibboleths: Little House in the Culture Wars — John Kilgore
Bethumped with Words: Diana Krall: The Meaning of Her Names — Bill Casselman
Grumbling About Grammar
Elegant English
On Dimwitticisms
Clues to Concise Writing
Scarcely Used Words
On the Bookshelf
May 2005 — Vol. 7, No. 5
A Guide to Teenspeak — Richard Lederer
Limited Success — Marylaine Block
How to Rite for Righting Teachers — Dawnelle Jager
Mome Raths Outgrabe — John Mason Mings
The Elder Statesman: Isocrates v. Joshua: Divergent Ideals of
Education in Ancient Greece and Israel — Clark Elder Morrow
The Critical Reader: Three Reflections on American Humanistic Scholarship — Mark Halpern
Postcards from Babel: Travels of an Eggplant — Amalia Gnanadesikan
Bethumped with Words: Latin Clavis Is the Keyword — Bill Casselman
Harrison's Corner: Maydays — Carey Harrison
Grumbling About Grammar
Elegant English
On Dimwitticisms
Clues to Concise Writing
Scarcely Used Words
On the Bookshelf
June 2005 — Vol. 7, No. 6
A Battle of Words — Tina Bennett-Kastor
The Ooohs and Ahs and Ooh-La-Las: A Look at Interjections — Mark Peters
On Some Deficiencies in Our American Dictionaries (An Editor Writes to His Son) — Frank Keyes
The Way We Word — Richard Lederer
Three Poems — Mariel Boyarsky
The Elder Statesman: Being Pithy — Clark Elder Morrow
The Critical Reader: Just a Few Rotten Apples, or Duffy's Dopiness — Mark Halpern
The Last Word: The Language of God — Chris Orlet
Postcards from Babel: The Way We Talk Anymore — Amalia Gnanadesikan
Bethumped with Words: Origin of the Racist Slur Wop — Bill Casselman
Harrison's Corner: Dog-Days — Carey Harrison
Grumbling About Grammar
Elegant English
On Dimwitticisms
Clues to Concise Writing
Scarcely Used Words
On the Bookshelf
Vocabula Bound Quarterly: a quarterly journal about words and language.
Perfect bound, 5-by-7-inch trim, 249 pages.
You may order Vocabula Bound Quarterly from Vocabula.
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Vocabula Books, an imprint of Vocabula Communications Company, is now publishing books about language and literature.
If you have a question about Vocabula Books, please write us at editor@vocabula.com.
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