Bestsellers of 2017

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 2017, from Panini Press. All are now available at Fine Book Retailers world-wide.❦पा

General Fiction

• Lincoln in the Barred-o, by Genre Saunders

• Y is for Yod, by Supra Grafton

• The Seventh Functional Language, by Lauryntgealization Binet

• Camino Island Constraint, by Jargon Grisham

• Past Perfect, by Danielle Stylometry

• No Middle Name, by -ly Child

• Terse RDF Triples All the Way Down, by Monde Green

• Darker, by E.Ł. James

Business and Economics

• The Great Leveler: Valence and the History of Inflection from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century, by Walternation Scheidel

• Capitalization without Capitals: The Rise of the Intangible Case, by Jargonathan Haskel and Stianza Westlake

Science and Culture

• Astrolinguistics for People in a Hurry, by Null deGibberish Tyson

• Everybody Lenites: Big Dayda, Nu Dayda, an Whaʔ thə Innerneʔ Cn̩ Tell Us Abouʔ Whaʔ We Rilly Say, by Shibboleth Stephens-Davidowitz

• Sapirians: A Brief History of Linguistic Relativity, by Yussive Nounah Harari

Politics and Current Affairs

• The Retreat of Western Literalism, by Ed-Word Luce

• KTB: Transforming a Broken Plural System, by Alexical Betts and Paul Colloquialism

Biography and Memoir

• The Princess Diaeresist, by Caret Fisher

• Tone: Fall Down 7 Times Rise Up 8, by Naoki Highmida

• What Will Have Happened: Tense Politics, by Hillary Clitic

• The Underlying Project: A Friendship that Changed Our Sounds, by Metonymical Lewis

• Hidden Figures of Speech, by M. Argot Lee Shetterly