Author Index Page 7

Below is a listing of all of the articles on the SpecGram website, listed alphabetically by author.

P Authors
Paktphaq-Torr, M.
	Reviewerish Field Notes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
Palabras, Pablo
	The Dangers of Publishing Preliminary Findings	Babel	I.3	September 1990
Palin, Michael
	Center Embedding as Cultural Imperative (not contact-induced innovation)	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.1	May 2008
Papi, H I A W
	Re: Choose Your Own Career in Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.1	January 2007
Paplopogous, Andreas
	The Priority of Written Language	Babel	I.3	September 1990
Papnea, S. Lee
	A Complainogenic Model of Snoring	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
Parameter, Marc P.
	Language Acquisition Device Found	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.2	April 2006
Parenchyma, Hilário
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part E—Phonetics vs. Phonology	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.1	September 2007
Parker, Katy Jo
	Texan for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.3	April 2011
Parsimoniae, Lex
	Occam’s Safety Scissors	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
Paryadok, Bess
	Why Princes are not Scribes, and the Rat Eats Grain	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.λ	Mid-April 2012
Pasto, James
	The Splendid Words	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.τ	Mid-January 2019
Paul, Art
	The Words of the Prophets Are Written on the Restroom Walls...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
Paulsen, Piotr Pablo
	Post-Prescriptivist Performance Piece	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.1	January 2006
Payne, Laura
	A Brief Puzzlicious Interlude	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.4	September 2010
Pearce, Mary
	Christmas Carol Orthography Puzzle	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.1	November 2012
	Labiodental Flap	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.1	July 2012
	Trilabial Bill!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
Peelo, Cathal
	The Dictionary of What Things Should Mean—According to Non-Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	Performance of “Close and Extended Relative Clauses—A Critical Account”	SpecGram Podcast		February 2016
	Performance of “Fifty Grades of A”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2013
	Performance of “Handbook for Linguistic Elicitation, Volume 28: Laziness and Inactivity”	SpecGram Podcast		May 2013
	Performance of “On Some Acoustic Correlates of Isoglossy”	SpecGram Podcast		November 2013
	Performance of “On the Quantum Nature of Linguistic Fame—A Reply to Slater”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2013
	Performance of “Strings and Things: A Unificational Meta-Theory for All Linguistics”	SpecGram Podcast		July 2013
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.1	September 2013
Pèl-Roig, Fillastre
	On Pseudo-Psiblings—A Good Start in Need of Significant Linguistic Improvements Which We Have Undertaken and Are Here to Report On	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.π	Mid-April 2017
Pelirrojo, Hijastro
	On Pseudo-Psiblings—A Good Start in Need of Significant Linguistic Improvements Which We Have Undertaken and Are Here to Report On	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.π	Mid-April 2017
Pelkey, Jamin
	Mandarin Tone in Historical Epic Quest Perspective	Speculative Grammarian	CL.4	October 2005
Pelota-Grande, I. Juana
	Linguistic Topology	Speculative Grammarian	CL.2	April 2005
	Normalized Independent Basis-Vector–Based Languages and the Dream of Just Universal Enough Languages—A Reply to Nsiwander-Sic	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.3	February 2013
Pendek, Orang
	Lingo Jumble	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
Peregusna, Vormela
	Linguistic Aspects of a Recent Curious Psychological Case	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.2	February 2017
Perkins, Ryan
	Overheard in the SpecGram Editorial Lounge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
Perle, Aloysius Vinicius
	A More Interesting Observation Than You a Response	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
Perniquity, Pumptilian
	All dozing off, zoning or zenning out...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	All the notes, when my novel was sent back...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.2	December 2017
	An analysis tedious of ‘wondrous’...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	By our seeking distinctions discriminable...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.4	June 2019
	Do elicit the type of the monger...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	From standing in loco parentis...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.1	November 2017
	God’s Truth in Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.4	October 2018
	I muttered, “It’s 'ta.mi.əs 'stri.ə.təs”...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.2	April 2018
	I think that I shall never see...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	In school some linguists, mocking more...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.1	May 2016
	It seemed to Meillet on a bender...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	It’s not easy composing a triolet...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	Language and Word trashed some research...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
	Like hot dogs, in the summer grilled...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	A linguist named Jack was ambitious...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	A linguist who sought to learn Navajo...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.4	December 2016
	A loanword I heard in अमरो-	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	My work on a language near Jatobal...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	My work on the causal because-clause...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	New Yorkers debate metrosexuals...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
	The OED’s note for the triolet...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	A prescriptivist, manner peremptory...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	A reference grammar’f Rotokas...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	Some fricatives hiss like a cat...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.1	January 2014
	Statistical rigor’s no relevance...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.4	February 2018
	A stop is a curious sound...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	Strange trees they have in Cambridge Town...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	A student of Urdu named Linda...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	That strange witch at Greenwich who haunted...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.4	June 2018
	There once was a bright Қазақ қыз...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	There once was a gymnast phonologist...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	There once was a linguist from Phuket...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	There once was a linguist named Hallyer...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	There once was a linguist named Lindstrom...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	There once was a linguist named Shlomo...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.4	April 2014
	There once was a linguistic duo...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	There once was a linguistics journal...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	There once was a mad syntactician...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	There once was a scurrilous gnome...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	There once was a student of Cree...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.1	May 2014
	There once was a student of Quechua...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	There once were two experts of Shona...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	Though the system of kin terms was bothersome...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.1	March 2018
	’Tis most strange to behold such a thing...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	A title, seen browsing my interest...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Twinkle twinkle little star...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	Vowels are made as the tongue...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	What it costs your prestige you must see...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	When funds for her research Liz sought her...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.1	January 2017
	When prescribing the graciousness she’d adore...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	When proposing five null morphs to follow paths...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	While pursuing Caucasianist schemes...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.3	March 2017
	With his nominalist thinking down pat...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	Worn out by results insufficient...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	A young expat with voicing a-wobbler...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
	A young linguist who worked on crustacea...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.2	February 2017
Pertú, Eura U.
	The Etymology of Timothy	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	The Real Etymology of Timothy	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
Perverbum, Solvi T.
	Why Princes are not Scribes, and the Rat Eats Grain	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.λ	Mid-April 2012
Peters, Amy
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
Peterson, David J.
	Classified Ads	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.3	January 2008
	Collected Graphic Evidence Against the Existence of the Morphome	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	The Collected Wisdom of Linguists, Part Α	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	The Collected Wisdom of Linguists, Part Β	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.2	March 2012
	The Collected Wisdom of Linguists, Part Γ	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	The Conlanger’s Pasta Machine	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	Doing Fieldwork on Constructed Languages	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.1	May 2010
	A Field at War: Curbing the Influx of Lexicalist Morphomes	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Google Results Support an Anglo-Genesis Model of Language Degradation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.4	September 2011
	Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
	How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.4	April 2010
	Inside SpecGram: A view from the front lines	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
	Language Death by Speaker Rejection—A Few Case Studies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.1	July 2012
	Language Death by Speaker Rejection—More Case Studies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.2	August 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. I	SpecGram Podcast		March 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. II	SpecGram Podcast		March 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. III	SpecGram Podcast		April 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. IV	SpecGram Podcast		May 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. V	SpecGram Podcast		June 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. VI	SpecGram Podcast		July 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. VII	SpecGram Podcast		August 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. VIII	SpecGram Podcast		October 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. IX	SpecGram Podcast		November 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. X	SpecGram Podcast		December 2011
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XI	SpecGram Podcast		March 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XII	SpecGram Podcast		April 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XIII	SpecGram Podcast		May 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XIV	SpecGram Podcast		June 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XV	SpecGram Podcast		June 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XVI	SpecGram Podcast		July 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XVII	SpecGram Podcast		August 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XVIII	SpecGram Podcast		September 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XIX	SpecGram Podcast		October 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XX	SpecGram Podcast		November 2012
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.1	March 2009
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.2	April 2009
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.1	August 2009
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.2	September 2009
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.3	November 2009
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.1	January 2010
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.2	June 2010
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.4	January 2012
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.2	March 2012
	The Lexicalist Agenda—Exposing the Myths	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.1	September 2007
	Lexicalist Sampson Found, Rescued	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.2	September 2009
	Linguistics Manifesto	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.2	March 2011
	Mad Libitum	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
	Meet the SpecGram Editors	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.3	July 2010
	A Menu for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.3	November 2009
	The Most Amazing Linguistic Concert Event of the 21st Century	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	NEOLOGA-1—A Macrofactor Framework for Linguistics Disorders	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.2	August 2012
	No Escape From the Bremley Bump—Don’t Try Linguistic Analysis in the Privacy of Your Own Treehouse	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.1	March 2009
	An Official Confession	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.1	August 2009
	On the Correct Usage of the Ellipsis	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
	On the Necessity of a Tri-Branching Corpse	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.β	September 2006
	Per Legale Judicium Parium Suorum	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	Performance of “A 21st Century Proposal for English Spelling Reform”	SpecGram Podcast		January 2010
	Performance of “Doing Fieldwork on Constructed Languages”	SpecGram Podcast		April 2011
	Performance of “How to Do Fieldwork on Proto-Indo-European”	SpecGram Podcast		June 2010
	Performance of “The Linguistic Big Crunch”	SpecGram Podcast		December 2011
	Performance of “The Linguistic Big Rip”	SpecGram Podcast		December 2011
	Performance of “Linguistics Manifesto”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2011
	Performance of “The Linguistics Wars”	SpecGram Podcast		November 2010
	Performance of “Phonological Theory and Language Acquisition”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2010
	Performance of “Towards a Perfect Definition of the Term “Sign” ”	SpecGram Podcast		December 2010
	Performance of “What is Linguistics Good For, Anyway?”	SpecGram Podcast		May 2010
	Performance of “Where No Researcher Should Tread”	SpecGram Podcast		December 2009
	A Public Service Announcement	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.1	November 2012
	A Reanalysis of English Cat	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.4	June 2009
	Remembering Better Times—A Letter from a Former Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.4	January 2012
	Rethinking Social Sciences Under the Influence of N-Bar Theory	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.4	October 2012
	Ruminating on Consonants	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	Simplificational Onomastics	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.4	December 2009
	SpecGram and the World—Letters from International Advisory Council of Speculative Grammarian	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.1	September 2008
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.3	June 2013
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	The Symptoms and Warning Signs of Framework Psychosis	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.2	November 2008
	Systematic Suppletion: An Investigation of Ksotre Case Marking	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.2	March 2007
	Ten New Commandments for Linguists	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
	What is a Morphome?	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Where No Researcher Should Tread	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.3	May 2009
Pheevr, Q.
	The Wrathful Dispersion Controversy: A Canadian Perspective	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.1	January 2006
Phlegmson, Phineas
	Childhood Phonology Exposure Causes Bilabial Trills at Breakfast	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
Phlembotaine, Velma
	On the Scientific Beautification of Personal Names: A Study in Experimental Phonosthetic Onomastics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.1	January 2017
Phlogiston, Phineas Q.
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part I—Non-Configurational Languages	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.1	January 2007
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part B—Ergativity	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.2	March 2007
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 3—Morphological Typology	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.3	May 2007
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part IV—Statistical Machine Translation	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.4	July 2007
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part ζ—Physics vs. Physics Envy	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part ז—Synchronic vs. Diachronic	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.3	January 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part ж—The Trouble with NLP	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.4	March 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 九—Lexicostatistics vs. Glottochronology	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.1	May 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part XI—Prescriptivism vs. Descriptivism	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.3	July 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 12—Syllables	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 13—Langue vs. Parole	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.1	September 2008
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 14—Gricean Implicature	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.2	November 2008
	Performance of “Degenerative Grammar”	SpecGram Podcast		May 2016
	Performance of “The Devil’s Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics”	SpecGram Podcast		March 2016
	Performance of “Labyrinths & Linguists”	SpecGram Podcast		September 2015
	Performance of “Top Tips For Linguists—Part I”	SpecGram Podcast		April 2016
	Performance of “Top Tips For Linguists—Part II”	SpecGram Podcast		April 2016
	Tenth Anniversary Testimonials	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	“ ‘Variation in the English Indefinite Article’ by Tim Pulju”—Reviewed by Don Mueang Changi—and—“ ‘Variation in the English Indefinite Article’ by Tim Pulju”—Reviewed by Dr. Francis Narcía	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
Phocaena, Horatio
	Is Manateean a Delphinic Creole?	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
Phonétique, Phrançoise
	Once there stood a man in God-knows-where...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	There was once an old Phonetician...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	Velum, Velum, Little Thing	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.2	January 2013
The Phreeee-Phinkin’ Philosophers of Philologogia
	Hippotomia of Tyre	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.4	June 2019
Pill, Dr.
	The Symptoms and Warning Signs of Framework Psychosis	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.2	November 2008
Pine, Jacob Bartholomew
	Proper Phonetic Pedagogy: Field Notes from a Laboratory Science	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.2	December 2017
Ping, Ho
	Letters from Esperantoland	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
Pisces, Pocus
	Veritas	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
Pisces, Porcus
	Pisces’ Playpen	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
The Pitch Witch
	Young lady, I have a confession...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
Plaid’oh, Fædrus Ϙ. Χ.
	“Noam Chomsky’s Syntactic Structures (Review)”—by Robert E. Lee	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
	On Google, Wikipedia, and The Development of The Internet	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
Plato
	Ted	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
Plicable, Iain A.
	The Topology of Syntax	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
Plusrose, Étienne
	Universal Grammar: A Metatheoretical Approach	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
Pocryphal, A.
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.4	June 2018
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part III	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part IV	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part V	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.4	June 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part VI	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part VII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
Point, Juan
	Questions to Ask After Any Linguistics Talk	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
Polarczik, Cynthia
	Toward a Universal Typology of Noun Phrases	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
Politzer-Ahles, Steve
	How We Think About the Sounds of Chinese–Any Implications for Psycholinguistics?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
Pop, Fom
	More Glimpses into the Collective Subconscious	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
	A Strange Datum From Deep Onomastic Space	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Popoi, O.
	The Classical Roots of South America	Speculative Grammarian	CL.3	July 2005
	A Classical Vignette	Speculative Grammarian	CL.2	April 2005
Porter, Rhea
	The CAPE of Good Hope—How Radical Lexicologists Restored My Faith in Humankind	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.2	April 2018
Poser, Bill
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.3	May 2009
Poulton, Lynn
	“Hoist ’er up and let ’er rip”: Androcentrism further Explored	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	It’s 2 A.M., Do You Know What Your RNA is Doing?	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	Sociohistorical Linguistic Semiotics and Systemic Theory: The Indo-Europeans Re-Examined	Babel	I.3	September 1990
Prater, Dyspepsia
	Reasons Not to Study Linguistics—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	Reasons Not to Study Linguistics—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	Reasons Not to Study Linguistics—Part III	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
Pratt, Artemus Zebulon
	Flush Times in Buffet City!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
	Hella Hellacious Diversions	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.4	April 2017
	It’s the Independent Scholar’s Life for Me, Boyo!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	A Minim of Wine and a Minim of Confusion for Maximal Contusion	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.1	March 2018
	Revelations Sober and Ailing	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
Prickett, Davis
	The Grapholinguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.2	October 2015
	The Grapholinguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	The Grapholinguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
	The Grapholinguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
Priestly, Tom
	More Glimpses into the Collective Subconscious	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
	A Strange Datum From Deep Onomastic Space	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Probst, J.
	Be a Linguistics Survivor—Out-Think. Out-Publish. ... Out Cold.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
Psammeticus Quarterly
	Call for Papers	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	Linguistic News	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
Pulju, Tim
	A 21st Century Proposal for English Spelling Reform	Speculative Grammarian	CXLIX.1	January 2004
	Also Sprach Zarathustra	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.2	January 1998
	Androcentrism in Linguistics	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	Arguments Against English Spelling Reform	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	Call for Papers	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	Call for Papers	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
	Call for Papers—International Dolphin Linguistics Society 12th Annual Plenary Congress on Cetacean Linguistics	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	The Capitol Area Linguistics League	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
	Classified Ads	Linguist of Fortune	I.1	November 1990
	Classifying an Andean Language	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	Crossword	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.2	April 2009
	Crossword	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.4	June 2009
	Crossword for Indo-Europeanists	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
	Diary of a Madman	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.2	February 1993
	Discourse Antipassivity in Indonesian	Linguist of Fortune	I.1	November 1990
	Discourse Functions of the Present Passive Participle in Ciceronian Oration	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	“Divine Unification Grammar”—by Ǣlfgār λ. Garcia	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
	Dup Evidentials	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	En arche en ho logos	Babel	I.1	March 1990
	English is the Original Language	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	Epea Pteroenta	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.4	March 1998
	An Etymological Dictionary of Cognitive-Stratificational Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CXLIX.2	April 2004
	Fifty Grades of A	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.1	July 2012
	First Names First	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	From the Editors	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	From the Editors	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
	From the Editors	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
	From the Editors	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	“Gothic for Travellers”—by A. Judzis, the Visigoth	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
	Greek Particles	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	The History of Rome	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	The History of Rome	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	The History of the Indo-Europeans—An Agony in Six Fits	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	How to Do Fieldwork on Proto-Indo-European	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.4	April 2010
	How to Spot Fabricated Data	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	I am a cowboy in the boat of langue	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	Ik Qiþa Izwis	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.1	March 1997
	Inside SpecGram: A view from the front lines	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
	Is Manateean a Delphinic Creole?	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	Izzy as Pie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
	A Laboratory Test of the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	Laborers Needed	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XVII	SpecGram Podcast		August 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XVIII	SpecGram Podcast		September 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXVII	SpecGram Podcast		December 2014
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXVIII	SpecGram Podcast		December 2014
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIII	SpecGram Podcast		May 2015
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIV	SpecGram Podcast		May 2015
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIX	SpecGram Podcast		January 2017
	Language Relationships?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.4	May 2011
	Language Reveals Origins of Divinity	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
	A Letter from the Publishers	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	Letter to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
	Letters to Atticus	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	Letters to the Editor	Babel	I.1	March 1990
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.1	February 2011
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.1	July 2012
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	Look What The Postman Dragged In	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	© MCMLXXXVIII — MMXVIII Speculative Grammarian™—A Tridecennial Celebration	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	Meet the SpecGram Editors	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.4	January 2011
	Moving Greek Letters	Babel	I.1	March 1990
	My World and Welcome To It	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	Ndaba Forms of Address	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	New Directions in the Teaching of Human Languages	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
	“Noam Chomsky: Man or Myth?”—Advertisement by The Greater Lansing Linguistics Association	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
	Noam Chomsky’s Syntactic Structures	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
	A Note on BORROWING	Babel	I.1	March 1990
	Old Professor Hockett	World of Language	I.2	February 1991
	The Original Language of Winnie-the-Pooh	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.4	March 1998
	Our Readers Mouth Off	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	Panel Discussion Announcement	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	Phonological Theory and Language Acquisition	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.2	January 1998
	Positions Available	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
	Prescriptive Linguistics—The Future of our Field	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	Presidential Speech Disorders	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	The Priority of Written Language	Babel	I.3	September 1990
	Progress Report #5: Advances in Neurolinguistic Technology	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.2	February 1993
	Publication Information	Linguist of Fortune	I.1	November 1990
	Publication Information	World of Language	I.2	February 1991
	Publication Information	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	Publication Information	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	Rating the World’s Languages	World of Language	I.2	February 1991
	Reader’s Forum	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
	A Reconsideration of the Sino-Kiowan Problem	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
	Reconstructed Proto-Franco-Sino-Indonesian: Eleven Examples	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
	Refining Autosegmental Phonology	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	Regarding wombat	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	Relative Size of Broca’s Area and Facility in Speech Production	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	Review of Mathematical Games, Puzzles, and Fallacies by Sydney Lamb	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	Review of Pulju’s An Optimality-Theoretic Account of the History of Linguistics: Past, Present, Future	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.2	April 2006
	Review of Zhang, Jiannan, The Relationships between Processes and Participants in Chinese: A Cognitive Approach	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	The Role of Language in Telepathic Communication	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	Saussure and Bloomfield: The Question of Influence	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
	Saving French Discontinuous Negatives	World of Language	I.2	February 1991
	Scientific Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	The Semantics and Pragmatics of Voice Systems: A Functional Analysis by Carrie Cameron	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	Sez Me	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
	The sg-index—Separating the Wheat from the Chaff	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	A Short History of American Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.ε	October 2008
	Sic Orsus Vates	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	Sing to the Mountains, Sing to the Hills	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.4	April 1993
	Smart Chimp Languages, Inc.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	A Sociolinguistic Study of Bilingualism in the Rio Grande Valley	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
	A Stratificational Approach to Making Macaroni and Cheese	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	A Student’s Guide to the History of Linguistics Based on Example Sentences	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.3	August 2011
	Ta men, ta de, te kai ta alla	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	Tagmemics of Stratificationalism	Babel	I.2	April 1990
	The Texas World Cultural Festival and Poetry Recitation Competition	SpecGram Podcast		November 2014
	To the Field Workers, to Make Much of Time	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	Toward a Universal Typology of Noun Phrases	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.3	February 1998
	Towards a Perfect Definition of the Term “Sign”	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
	The Uncanny Science of Linguistic Reconstruction	SpecGram Podcast		July 2011
	Variation in the English Indefinite Article	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
	Viewer Mail	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.1	November 1988
	Vox Populi	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
	With Apologies to Editor Emeritus Tim Pulju	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.1	June 2011
Puntshlein, Watta
	Minimalism for Mimes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
Pur, Ima U.
	New Techniques in Language Learning	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
Q Authors
Qoɣusun, Śūnyatā
	Tridekavalent Verbs of Telenovelity in Mydlováskji	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.1	May 2010
Quadi-Suebi, Marco Manni
	Word Search	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
Quagga, Equus Q.
	Phonotronic Energy Reserves and the Tiny Phoneme Hypothesis	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.2	July 2011
Quine & Assoc
	Preliminary Report: Speculative Grammarian	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
Quing, Thị Mã
	Tea: Supreme Ruler of the Morphemes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.2	June 2015
Quinn, Basil
	Sliding Vowels Puzzle	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
Quisquiss, Lex
	Linguacrostic	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
Qumkwaat, Saszkwacz
	Redundantly Multilingual Pretension Markers in BWFSEDPRCLCEE	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.4	February 2009
R Authors
Racz, Peter
	20 Steps to Decide Whether You Should Take That Course	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
	An Introduction to Classical Generative Psychology	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.4	March 2008
	SpecGram and the World—Letters from International Advisory Council of Speculative Grammarian	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.1	September 2008
Radley, Milton B.
	No Escape From the Bremley Bump—Don’t Try Linguistic Analysis in the Privacy of Your Own Treehouse	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.1	March 2009
Ramachendra, Michael
	Language Reveals Origins of Divinity	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
Rankin, Robert L.
	The Linguist’s Self-Definer for Humanistic Greek and Latin Lingo—and other terms	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	On Some Acoustic Correlates of Isoglossy	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Ransom, Elwin
	On the Applicability of Recent Theoretical Advances in Linguistics to the Practice of Fieldwork	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.1	May 2010
Red White and Blue, Deacon
	EU Set to Standardise Diacritics Following Brexit	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
Reed, Dee
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang VII—Lusrveer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.1	May 2016
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang VIII—Lusrveer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang IX—Lusrveer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.4	December 2016
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang X—Lusrveer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang XI—Lusrveer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang XII—Mịʀʀŏ̯яяịm	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
Reed, Ishmael
	I am a cowboy in the boat of langue	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.4	August 1989
Reeve, Veronika
	Performance of “Fifty Grades of A”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2013
	Performance of “Guidelines for the Behavior of Graduate Students of Phonetics”	SpecGram Podcast		June 2013
	Performance of “Linguist Sues Language Community”	SpecGram Podcast		July 2013
	Performance of “Linguistics and Television”	SpecGram Podcast		August 2013
Reindl, Donald
	The Curious History of the Σπεκουλατορ Γραμματευς	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	The Etymology of Timothy	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	Indo-European Crossword Puzzle No. 1	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.2	February 1993
	New Techniques in Language Learning	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	The Real Etymology of Timothy	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	Right Hemisphere Damage as a Result of Exposure to Slovene Humor	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
	Spaz Attack in the Corner	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.3	March 1993
	Toward a New Classification of the European Languages	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVIII.2	January 1998
Rennt, R. Lola
	Just Friend?	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
Resnik, Philip
	The Patented SpecGram 5 Minute Interview: Philip Resnik	SpecGram Podcast		May 2014
Rice, Paul G.
	G. Ricean Maxims for the Earnest Researcher	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
Rinker, Theodore D.
	Tea: Supreme Ruler of the Morphemes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.2	June 2015
Riptoff, Priss K.
	To something I must now confess...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
Risman, Harris
	Brother, Can You Paradigm?	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.3	May 2007
Rizziani, Carlos L. P.
	The Cartography of the Derivation: A Brief History of the Louis and Clärque Expedition	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
Roberts, Sean
	Language Evolution and the Acacia Tree	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.4	September 2011
	Tenth Anniversary Testimonials	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
Robinson, X. Pedition
	Be a Linguistics Survivor—Out-Think. Out-Publish. ... Out Cold.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
Robson, Callum
	Annyeong­haseyo!...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	The Atishu Tribe	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.1	November 2012
	Degenerative Grammar—Our Current State of Linguistic Degradation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	Diet of Bilingualism	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	⟨h⟩, the Little Grapheme Soldier	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	“Kore wa anata no hon desu ka?”...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	LinguaDate	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	Linguistics and Television	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	One Hundred Words for Snowclone	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	There was a fine linguist who wanted to sleep...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	There was once was a linguist whose strong point wasn’t brevity, man I mean he could go on for a while!...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.4	August 2014
	To Shreds, You Say?—The Impact of Poly-Catastrophic Mountaineering on Advances in Topographic Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.2	April 2018
Rodgers, Peter
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.1	January 2010
Rona-Ramalita, Ronald
	Review of New Approaches to Hedging	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
Ρωτικός, Ἐ.
	On the Sexiness of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
Rousse, Belle-Fille
	On Pseudo-Psiblings—A Good Start in Need of Significant Linguistic Improvements Which We Have Undertaken and Are Here to Report On	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.π	Mid-April 2017
Rubin, Maraci
	Rizzoto Belletti	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
Ruhlen, Joseph
	The Language of Prehistory	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.4	October 2006
Růŕskram­nnuũrgciwä, Cëŏjpruustcrêrt êe Âgriüsturttâiy Fuördrêost­sklanöukklėû
	Survey of Linguistic Evidence of Meta-Consciousness in Tier-19 Terran Primates	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.ζ	January 2009
Ryals, Laura
	Barnyard Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Sleeping Furiously Since 1986	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	Sleeping Furiously Since 1986—Everyday Optimality	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	Sleeping Furiously Since 1986—Hamlet Tries Praat	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Sleeping Furiously Since 1986—Reduced Vowel Healthcare	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	Why Movies Should Hire Conlangers	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	Young lady, I have a confession...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
Rye, Justin B.
	A Primer in SF Xenolinguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.θ	August 2010