Bestsellers of 2015

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 2015, from Panini Press. All are now available at Fine Book Retailers world-wide.❦पा

• Between the Word and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Co-Texts

• Vowel Purity, by Jargonathan Franzen

• Future Tenses: Everything Has Connotations, Everyone Uses Vernacular, and What We Can Do About It, by Marc Gerundman

• Footnotes and Furies, by Lauren Greatvowelshiff

• The Girl in the Quatrain, by Paucala Hawkins

• The Life-Changing Magic of Talking Up..., by Marié Kondó

• Onset a Watchman—the highly anticipated sequel to To Trill a Mockingbird—by Harper Lexically

• Queen of Shadow Pronouns, by Sarah J. Maarkedness

• Ȟ is for Ȟaček, by Ȟelěn Mačdoňald

• All the Bright Vowels, by Jennifer Native­speaker­intuition

• /ˈjuːmənz/ of New York, by Brandon Standard-Dialect

• Semi­colonoloc­imes, by Nasal Stephenson

• An /ɛmbər/ in the Slashes, by Schəwaa Tahir

• The Margin, by Andy Whispeir

• The Invention of Natural Language Processing: Wilhelm von Humboldt’s New Word, by Anthimeria Wulf