Bestsellers of 2016

At Panini Press, we continue to be Committed to the life and career of the Working Linguist—but All Work and No Play makes Jack a Dull Vowel. For your Amusement and Edification, we collect here the Bestselling Fiction and Non-Fiction Books of 2016, from Panini Press. All are now available at Fine Book Retailers world-wide.❦पा

General Fiction

• The Underlying /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/: A Novel, by Colon Whitehead

• The Hypocoristic Nicks: A Novel, by Notation Hill

• The Whorf Road: A Novel, by β Lewis

• Everything We Speak: A Novel, by Kranberry Lonsdale

• Dark Ł Matter: A Novel, by Błanagram Crouch

• The Tres Passives: A Novel, by Tonal French

• Small Great Vowel Shifts: A Novel, by Jabberwocki Picoult

• Monophthongglow: A Novel, by Metrical Chabon

• A Genitival in Moscow: A Novel, by A-bar Towles

• Another Bracketin’: A Novel, by Juxtaposition Woodson

• Claiming Your Pretentious Faux Literary Genre Identity: “A Novel”, by The Moderately Irked Editors of Panini Press

• Before the Falling Tone, by No-/a/ Hawley

• Language Lab Girl, by Homomorph Jahren

• When Airstream Becomes Breath, by Pallawa Kalanithi

• The Whistled, by Jargon Grisham

• Truly Morphologically Guilty, by Lowtone Moriarty

• Prague Night School, by -ly Child

• Fool Me Nonce, by HardG Coben

• The Wrong Side of the Garden Path, by Metonymical Connelly

• The Wug Nest, by Cyrillic D’Approximant Sweeney

• 1p.sg with 2p.sg, by Syllabia Day

• The Obsessive Case, by Mora Roberts

Business

• Glot: The Power of Passivization and Perseveration, by Anglicism Duckworth

• Origos: How Non-Configurationals Move the α, by Adstratum Grant and Shibboleth Sandberg

• Deep Structure: Rules for Focused Superessives in a Distributed Morphology, by Cacuminal Newport

• Smarter Faster Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Morphology, by Character Duhigg

• The Inelativable: Understanding the 12 Illocutionary Forces That Will Shape Our Tongues, by Klempen Kelly

• Chaos Morphology: Obstruent Fortition and Perlocutionary Failure in Syllable Valley, by Antonymio Garcia Martinez

• Messagey: The Power of Speech Disorders to Transform Our Grammars, by Timbre Harford

• Linguonomics: How to Run a Linguistics Department, by Tombre Wainwright

• Trillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of Active and Passive Articulators in Crisis, by Jussive mooD Vance

• Evidential: Poverty of the Stimulus and Profit in the American City, by Matthew Desmond

• Colon: A Guide to Subtitles, by The Increasingly Irked Editors of Panini Press

Science Fiction & Fantasy

• Ʈɦᶒ Ӈỏỏƙ: A Novel, by Drawl Magary

• The Diachronic, by Sub Jacency Kincaid

• Allative Birds in the Sky, by Cherologie Japhetic Anders

• The Inalienable Library, by Genetieve Cogman

Science

• The Hidden Life of Syntax Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate—Discoveries from a Secret World, by Patronymic Wohlleben and Stress-Timmed Flannery

• Welcome to the Universal Grammar: An Asterisk-Laden Tour, by Null deGrasse Tyson and Minimal A. Strauss

• Seven Brief Lessons on Phylology, by Caron Rovelli

• Algorithms to Speak By: The Computer Science of Human Language, by Branching Christian and Logatom Griffiths

• The Generatives: An Intimate History, by Sandhirtha Mukherjee

• Grunt: The Curious Evolution of Human Speech, by Marginalia Roach

Young Adult

• *The Asterisk Is Also a Star, by Nickonama Yoon

• Salt to the C-Command, by Runica Sepetys

• Hortativeless, by Markednessa Meyer

• The Singing Tones, by Schwan Tan

• If I Were Your Girl, and Knew How to Use the Subjunctive, by Meronymyth Russo

Children’s

• The Secret Kopulars, by Truncation Leet Stewart, Diagrama Sudyka

• The Night Garden Path Sentence, by Emic Fan, Tone-Terracing Fan

• Tongue Twist, Linguist, by Andative Beaty