Author Index Page 2

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

C Authors
Cain, Paul
	The Far Side of the Real, Part I—Trouble like Nobody’s Business	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.μ	July 2013
	The Far Side of the Real, Part II—The Ragged Way Some People Live	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.μ	July 2013
	The Far Side of the Real, Part III—Libellers Don’t Shoot	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.μ	July 2013
	The Far Side of the Real, Part IV—The Hammer or Anvil Blues	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.μ	July 2013
	The Far Side of the Real, Part V—Revenge and Remorse	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.μ	July 2013
Cairns, Carly C.
	As we worship the gods of the schwas...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
Cairns, Charles
	Pisces’ Playpen	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.2	February 1989
Campbell, James
	Performance of “The Dog Days of Summer—A Letter from the Nordic Editor”	SpecGram Podcast		March 2015
	Performance of “Introducing.. The SpecGram ⅔ Ellipsis™©”	SpecGram Podcast		June 2015
	Performance of “Language Reviews”	SpecGram Podcast		April 2015
	Performance of “On the Correct Usage of the Ellipsis”	SpecGram Podcast		June 2015
	Performance of “The Quotta and the Quottiod”	SpecGram Podcast		November 2015
Cɑɱpbɛɬɭ, Jʚsɘph
	The Encyclopedia of Mytholingual Creatures, Places, and Things—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.2	June 2010
	The Encyclopedia of Mytholingual Creatures, Places, and Things—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.3	July 2010
Candlestick-Maker, Mark
	On the Proto-Indo-European Origin of ‘Twerk’	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
Cannings, Peter
	Agronomic Representation of Muddles in Linguistic Theory	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	Note on the peH3 Root in French	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Capet, Louis
	Towards a Perfect Definition of the Term “Sign”	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
Caquícona, Mizero
	From the Island of Bad Infographics II—Critical Theories	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	From the Island of Bad Infographics—English Parts of Speech	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
Cardinal, Candace
	Double-Sided Copy Theory	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.1	January 2006
Carey, Stan
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.4	January 2011
	Tenth Anniversary Testimonials	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
Carlson, Bethany
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.4	September 2010
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.4	January 2011
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.1	February 2011
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.2	March 2011
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.3	April 2011
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.4	May 2011
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.4	August 2013
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.4	April 2014
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.1	November 2017
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.4	October 2018
	Linguistics Nerd Camp	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	Meet the SpecGram Editors	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
Carmichael, James Grant, III
	The Structure of Bee Communication by James Grant Carmichael III	World of Language	I.2	February 1991
Carpone, Ms.
	The European Dialects of Cheese—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CL.3	July 2005
Carrillo, Peter
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part I—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part II—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials—Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	Performance of “Degenerative Grammar—Our Current State of Linguistic Degradation”	SpecGram Podcast		July 2014
	What English Needs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
Carsey-Brasco, John
	A Study of L2 Writing Skills Acquisition under Conditions of Biostress	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.1	November 2017
Carver, Chip
	Post Script	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
Case, Justin
	Intrative ablative delative?...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
Castaway, Candace
	Where Is/Are the Where(s) of Linguistics?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
Cavar, Damir
	Startling Allegations Rock Historical Linguistics Community	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
Caws-Elwitt, Jonathan
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	“In Chaucer’s time . . .”—The Liberating Joy of Do-It-Yourself Etymologies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	Phlegmatic Scholarship: Ahem! A Cross-Cultural Study of the Signifying Throat-Clear	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.1	September 2013
Cedium-Ndelemeiyerov, Alpberta
	Point: Why Linguistics is Not a Science	Speculative Grammarian	CL.2	April 2005
Çelebi, Lagâri Hasan
	A Final Word on Fame, Formulæ, and Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.1	September 2013
	Uncovering the Hidden Secrets of Alphapointillism	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
Çélen, Vére
	The Quotta and the Quottiod: Punctuation Designed for Linguists, by Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.4	October 2006
Center for Proactive Neurolinguistics
	Progress Report #5: Advances in Neurolinguistic Technology	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.2	February 1993
	Relative Size of Broca’s Area and Facility in Speech Production	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
Ceps, Margo R. T.
	Semi-Automatic Prophecy Extraction in Sacred Bibliomancy—A Breakthrough in SLP (Supernatural Language Processing)	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.3	April 2011
Chachu, Mikio
	The Linguistic Singularity and the Linguistic Multiverse	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
Chaloux, Lucia
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang III	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
Chambers, H. Sanderson, III
	A 21st Century Proposal for English Spelling Reform	Speculative Grammarian	CXLIX.1	January 2004
Changi, Don Mueang
	“Variation in the English Indefinite Article”—by Tim Pulju	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
Chavannes, Siobhan
	A Preliminary Study of Immigrant Mongolian Transhumance Patterns in Western Jamaica	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
Chefs of SpecGram
	A Menu for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.3	November 2009
Chernoff, Egan J
	Extremely Amateur Mathematics Education Morphology: Renaming Mathematical Diseases	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Renaming Mathematical Diseases: Reducing Inflammation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
Chestikov, Gott. A.
	A PhD student called Emma...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
Chewsky, Naomi Abrams
	Re-X-amining X-bar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
Chyryry, Mandy O.
	Mid. after-Nguyen Knap—A Brief Ontogenical Sketch	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.4	April 2010
Cip, Margo T.
	Semi-Automatic Prophecy Extraction in Sacred Bibliomancy—A Breakthrough in SLP (Supernatural Language Processing)	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.3	April 2011
	SpecGram, the Religion	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.2	March 2011
Claremont, Roger Prentiss
	“Interpretez seront les extipices”—On the Correct Interpretation of Nostradamus—Part the First	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	“Interpretez seront les extipices”—On the Correct Interpretation of Nostradamus—Part the Second	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
	“Interpretez seront les extipices”—On the Correct Interpretation of Nostradamus—Part the Third	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
Clipopoulos, Art
	Contemplation	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.2	February 2010
	When Irregular Forms Become Productive	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
Clotron, Ψ.
	Nuclear Linguistics: The Story of the Local Interlingual Supercolliders for Phonemes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.2	January 2013
Clover, Werinda
	Ruminating on Consonants	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
Cobb, Tex Rex “T-Rex”
	In Defence of Coffee: A Reply to Schomski	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.2	June 2015
Cochon, Didier
	Diet of Bilingualism	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
Cockspur, CJ
	The First Report and Overview of the New Pan-global International Council for Marginalising Language (NPICML) on the execution and exclusion of all unnecessary vocabulary in the English Language	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
Coes, Bella
	On Being [-AGR]—How to Disagree in Linguistic Academese	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
Coffey, James
	Scientific Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.1	January 1993
Cognomen, Praenomen Gentilicium
	Numeri++	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.3	January 2018
	A Review of Wailin’ Jennings’ Mommas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.2	August 2012
Colden, Cadwallader
	On the Quantum Nature of Linguistic Fame—A Reply to Slater	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.3	June 2013
	“The Quotta and the Quottiod”—by Vére Çélen	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
The Collective of South Minnesotan Language Pedagogialists
	Don’t Take The P-s; We’re Positiv(ist)(ish) About Pedagogy	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
Collier, Margaret Pearl
	Miff-Conceived, Miff-Guided, and Miff-Executed: Season 1 of Miffy the Selkie Slaughterer	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
Collins, Christine
	λ♥[love] (Linguistics Love Song)	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.1	June 2011
	Performance of “λ♥[love] (Linguistics Love Song)”	SpecGram Podcast		June 2011
Compik, Nom
	Simulation Modelling of Syntactic Habitats	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
The Computational Linguistics Cookbook
	Curried Chicken	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
Comrie, Bernard
	On Being Further Tempted From Go to Went	Son of Lingua Pranca		November 1979
	On Being Polite to Women in Slavic Languages	Son of Lingua Pranca		November 1979
	On the Go ~ Went Alternation: A Contribution (?) to the Generative Phonology of English	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Conasal, Leonard
	Allophonia...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.1	January 2017
Conditions, Felicity
	Guidelines for Behavior of Graduate Students of Phonetics	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.2	April 2009
Constable, Francis Burlingham
	Mantis Shrimp Color Terms: A Study of Research-Driven Interspecies Creolization	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.2	February 2017
Coomer, James
	A Night’s Tail, Or, The Foibles of Spell Check	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.2	June 2010
Corley, George
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
Covarrubias, Michael
	Thirteen Untranslatable Words	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
Covington, Michael A.
	The Great Yale Autodescriptives List	Son of Lingua Pranca		November 1979
Crater, Zoë
	“What have humans not already written t?”...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
Crave, Ternion
	Θησαυρός Γρίφος	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
Crippen, James
	How They Do It In Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.3	December 2008
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.1	March 2009
	Murphy’s Law as Applied to Field Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.2	November 2008
Crisp, Abby
	Dear Grammy, Un Koala If-Eyed	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
Cross, Ada
	What Does the Fax Say?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
Crostic, A.
	Review of Whettam’s Linguistics: an extraordinarily short introduction	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.2	April 2006
Crown, A.J.P.
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.3	May 2009
Crusemire, Sam
	The Definition of Progress	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.3	February 2013
Cruz-Ferreira, Madalena
	Abundant Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	Additional Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
	Adminicular Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.2	July 2011
	Ample Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.1	January 2014
	Ancillary Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.4	January 2011
	Another Bunch of Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.1	January 2010
	Antepenultimate Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	Apocryphal Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	The appeal of exotic linguistics...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	An armchair researcher quite eerie...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	As His Linguistness crafted some rules...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	Assorted Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	Augmented Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.4	September 2011
	An Auxiliary Collection of Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
	Bait Me	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.4	December 2016
	The Bilemma in the Bilingual Brain	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
	Bonus Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.2	March 2011
	Boundless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Bounteous Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	The C-Rhyme and Pun-ish-ment of St. Alvin	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	Cathartic Grecian Maxomes	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Center Embedding as Historical Inevitability (not cultural imperative, or contact-induced innovation, or anything else anyone will want to claim)	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.2	June 2008
	Close and Extended Relative Clauses—A Critical Account	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
	A comment on Mr Slater’s (be)musings on Pinnacle Sherpa	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.2	July 2011
	Contingent Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.2	October 2015
	Continuing Contributions to Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.2	February 2010
	Controversial Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
	Controvertible Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	Copious Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	Countless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
	Degenerative Grammar—Our Current State of Linguistic Degradation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	Denasalized Diphthongs in Silbo Gomero and Cognate Canary Trills	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	Divers Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	Dubious Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Dubitable Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.1	May 2016
	The Editors Strike Back—Replies to Cobb’s Reply to Schomski	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.2	June 2015
	Endless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	Equivocal Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
	Even More Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.3	November 2009
	Extra Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.3	April 2011
	A Fair Number More Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.2	June 2010
	Forayn accents should never be banned...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Fresh Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.3	August 2011
	Further Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.4	September 2010
	GHOST Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part I—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part II—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials—Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	I met a distinguished phonologist...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	iGrammoid Apps for Linguists and Linguistoids	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	Immeasurable Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	In Vienna, this expat anapest...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.1	May 2014
	Incalculable Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Innumerable Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	An Introduction to Familial Linguistics—The Syntax and Grammar of Husband, Wife and Teenager	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	It Was a Dark and Stormy Noun...—1986 Edition	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	Izzy as Pie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
	The Language Jean	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.2	April 2009
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XIX	SpecGram Podcast		October 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XX	SpecGram Podcast		November 2012
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIX	SpecGram Podcast		March 2014
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXX	SpecGram Podcast		April 2014
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXIX	SpecGram Podcast		January 2015
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XL	SpecGram Podcast		January 2015
	The Legend of Trey	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.4	September 2010
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.2	October 2015
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
	Limitless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	Ling nerds from the nearest black holes...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	LinguaDate	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	Linguistic Cocktails	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
	Linguistics in Popular Culture	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.4	October 2012
	Measureless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	Meet the SpecGram Editors	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.4	September 2010
	A misogynous linguist of yore...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.2	October 2015
	More Phonomy	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	More Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.2	September 2009
	Multitudinous Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.1	May 2014
	Myriad Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.4	April 2014
	NEOLOGA-1—A Macrofactor Framework for Linguistics Disorders	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.2	August 2012
	The Never-Ending Story of Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.4	May 2011
	Of those born speaking English it’s said...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
	On the day I discovered linguistics...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	On the Sexiness of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
	One Hundred Words for Snowclone	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	Opening Salvo—Two Mor Phoamists	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Orbital Linguistics—A Report on the State of the Starfield	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.2	March 2012
	Parting Shot—More Foam	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Penultimate Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
	Per Legale Judicium Parium Suorum	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	Plentiful Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	Polyglots have the cure to it all...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	Pragmatics!? Oh dear, is that science??	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.1	January 2014
	Preantepenultimate Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	Profuse Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.4	August 2014
	Propreantepenultimate Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	A Public Service Announcement	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.1	November 2012
	Reawakened Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.3	February 2013
	Recrudescent Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.2	August 2012
	Regenerated Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.4	October 2012
	Rejuvenated Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.3	September 2012
	Relentless Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.1	June 2011
	Renascent Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.1	November 2012
	A renowned Textese expert at Warwick...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	Research That Counts	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	Restored Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	Resurgent Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.1	July 2012
	Resuscitated Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	Reviewerish Field Notes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
	Revitalized Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
	Revivified Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.2	January 2013
	Ruminating on Consonants	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	A Sample of Edictatorial Injunctions/Ruminations..	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.3	December 2011
	The sg-index—Separating the Wheat from the Chaff	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	SpecGram and the World—Letters from International Advisory Council of Speculative Grammarian	Speculative Grammarian	CLV.1	September 2008
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Madalena Cruz-Ferreira	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.3	June 2013
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	Sundry Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	Supplemental Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.1	February 2011
	Teacher, Teacher On The Wall...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.1	November 2017
	There are those who abhor IPA...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	There once was a prosody nerd...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	There was an old wizard of Oz...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	There was this young lady from Lyons...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.3	May 2009
	Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know—Book VII	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.3	March 2010
	Tin Reasons to Sillybrate	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	Ultimate Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
	Unabating Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	Unceasing Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	Unconfirmed Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	Uncountable Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	Unending Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.3	June 2013
	Unproven Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	Unrelenting Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.1	September 2013
	Unremitting Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.4	August 2013
	Untold Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	A Venery of Terms—Part I—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	A Venery of Terms—Part II—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	A Venery of Terms—Part III—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	Yet Another Collection of Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.4	December 2009
Custer, G. A., IV
	Reduplicated Algonquian Dinosaur Names	Speculative Grammarian	CLXI.4	May 2011
Cyntacks, Desirée-Debauchée
	Degenerative Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
D Authors
Damascenus nach Campenhausen, Johannes
	A very short comparison between UH and UG	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.3	May 2009
Darewin, Churles R.
	On Variation Under Earthlings	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.κ	April 2012
Dashefsky, Jesse
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
Daudin, Alan
	On Slurping	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.3	July 2008
Daugherty, Moira
	The Role of Language in Telepathic Communication	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
Davis, Emily
	The Brothers Grimm...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	Curses, Foiled Again!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Daniel L. Everett...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	Derek Bickerton...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Geothermal Influences on Second-Person Clusivity	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	Germanic Taboo Glottalization as a Defense Mechanism Against Vowels	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	Glancingly, lit’rally...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	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
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part VIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part IX	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part X	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XI	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
	Helpful Comparisons for the Confused	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Jean Berko Gleason...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	John Ridley Stroop...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	The Journal of Lockdown Linguistics (International Edition)—Announcement from Panini Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	The Linguist Parallel Parking Challenge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	Linguistic Old Wives Tales	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	Linguistic Sub-Fields Explained for the Research Novice	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Linguists on the Loose	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	Meeting Regulations for the International Ambiguity Society/Société d’Ambigüité Internationale	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Noam...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	O ling-u-o-lab-i-al trill!...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	The Ockham Post Hoc–Gazette Classifieds	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	On Being [-AGR]—How to Disagree in Linguistic Academese	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	The Physics of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	Polyglot Derivatives—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
	Questions to Ask After Any Linguistics Talk	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	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
	Reasons Not to Study Linguistics—Part IV	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	Recipes for Success!—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	There once was a Fellow from Ockham...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	There once was a mid-central vowel...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
	Things Not to Write on Your Funding Proposals—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Things Not to Write on Your Funding Proposals—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Things We All Take for Granted—A Letter from Supernumerary Editor Weirahl Innitto Gaither	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	A versatile grapheme is ⟨E⟩...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
	What Happens When Linguists Meet?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
	What is SpecGram Doing in Response to COVID-19?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	When lecturing on infixation...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	A wonderful thing is haplology...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	You Have Two Cows...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	You theorists had better behave...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
Davis, R.
	Language Acquisition Device Found	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.2	April 2006
Day-Tepharmer, Carle
	Barnyard Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
Day, R.A.G.
	Research Assistants Are Being Paid	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.4	December 2016
	Syntexit: The Facts	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
D’Cadence, Dec A.
	Degenerative Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
D’’Cruft, Mead
	Teacher, Teacher On The Wall...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.1	November 2017
D’D’Dee-Dee, Dee-Deedles
	Ode to Reduplication	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
D’Dee, Deedles
	The Linguolabial Stops	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	A mark of sublime ingenuity...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Ode to -e	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	Ode to Reduplication	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Ode to RRG	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
	Ode to Suppletion	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Semiotica	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	Sign Fever	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	To be or too many be-s	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
de Aittste-Oudénnts, Gérard
	A student linguist who just turned 19...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
De Araújo, Vítor
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
de Cornulier, Benoît
	Another Snag in Semantic Theory	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
	Metalinguistic Autoreference	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	Note on the peH3 Root in French	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
de Haas, Nynke
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLVI.2	April 2009
de Ramotswe, Ferdinand
	The Search for a Universal Beverageme is Futility	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.2	June 2015
de Sadamente, Fortuna
	Palindromic Passivization—Overcoming the Computational Cost of So-Called “Center-Embedding” Passives	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.1	January 2010
de Saucisson, Frederic
	Grammaticalization in an Inflated Series of Signs (or, Excerpts from the Swollen Tongue)	Speculative Grammarian	CXLVII.4	April 1993
de Veratte, Neil
	Saving Endangered Languages with Prescriptivism	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
de Vries, Mark
	Santacticians Poem	Speculative Grammarian	CL.1	January 2005
Deak Vinci, Leonardo
	Cranberry Panic	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	The Universe seems to be One...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
Deakens, Charles
	An acute and a grave met for sex...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	Cliticisation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	Ockham first bought a large house in Dover...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	Ockham first bought in Burton-on-Trent...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	What’s syntax? Words in combination...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
Deakins, Gerard Manley
	Ag-glut-in-ation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	A circumflex met with a caron...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	The limerick, with which we play...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
Deakinson, Emily
	Occam to Entities	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	“Well, hello there, Professor Morphology!...”	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
Deakspeare, William
	God save the gracious Sign!...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	If entities shouldn’t be more...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	I’m about half thru PhD...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	In ‘Socrates seems to be pink’...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.4	June 2019
	Mary, that sweet shepherdess from childhood, had a little lamb-...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	My father was quite analytic...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
Deakspersen, Jens Otto Harry
	That scholar from Randers, Jens Jespersen...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
Deaksworth, William
	A cohort of philologists...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	Constructions arranged on a cline...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	‘The head of the sentence is I’?...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	I love—I adore!—affixation—...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	I’m in love with a twinny diaeresis...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	It’s good to be highly theoretical...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	Morpheme-land was invaded one day...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	A non-standard Westron was Smeagol’s...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	Now I’m not sure that Chomsky was right...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	What do we mean by pragmatics?...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	When first I encountered x-bar...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Where might the stress be on limericist?...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
Deakyson, Alfred
	If you wish to read Arabic well...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	It’s the razor of Ockham! Hooray!...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	Now, how to define a morpheme...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
Dear Grammy
	“Dear Grammy”	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.1	October 2011
	Dear Grammy, Un Koala If-Eyed	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
Dear, Justin I.
	Questions to Ask After Any Linguistics Talk	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
DeKay, Wayne N.
	Degenerative Grammar—Our Current State of Linguistic Degradation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
del la Boca, Enrich Barbarosa
	Point’s A Grammar of the Lederhosen Tai	Speculative Grammarian	CLII.1	January 2007
Delarme, Dirk
	Onomastic Destiny ♀	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Onomastic Destiny ♂	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
D’Emique, Pam
	Potential Lingua-Cure for COVID-19 Discovered in SPIT	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
Денег, Недостаточно
	And he managed to even outfox...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	Displaying high fieldwork ability...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	“Ой, я помню,” he said with a grin...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	Prosodic terminology...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Some disciplines’ students, all agogs...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.2	December 2017
	There once was a friar named William...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	The twins clashed in dress, and with increasing er-...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.4	June 2018
	With “Have some,” you offer me cookies...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.1	March 2018
Dent, G. Stuart
	Letter to the Recently Discovered Murapirã People	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
Denver, Dwayne D.
	If you want a love life full of zest...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
Deulofeu, José
	Note on the peH3 Root in French	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
Dhist, Z. En ‘Bud’
	The Art of the -ome	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.1	October 2010
	Linguistic Koans	Speculative Grammarian	CLIII.2	November 2007
Diaz, Rodrigo
	Classifying an Andean Language	Babel	I.2	April 1990
DiCanio, Christian
	The Bar-Raising Principle	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
Die Lingulelen
	Kill All Phoneticians	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	Performance of “Kill All Phoneticians”	SpecGram Podcast		February 2014
Dijkstra, Elizabeth
	A Panoply of Stupid Hijinks	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
Dijkstra, Kirsten
	A Panoply of Stupid Hijinks	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
Dijkstra, Stuart
	A Panoply of Stupid Hijinks	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
Dikocrates of Garthens
	Plato etc., were Greeky...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
Dillon, Basil
	The Influence of Seasonings in Middle and Modern English	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
Dillon, Rosemary
	The Influence of Seasonings in Middle and Modern English	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
Dillsworth, Uriah
	On Posture And Expletives: A Reply to “Greek Particles” by R.S. Sriyatha	Gaugauh Kamadugha	I.4	August 1991
Dinu, Luca
	Contractions	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	The Field Philologist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	Hapax Legomena	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Hoity-Toity and Hurdy-Gurdy Romance in the Classical Period: An Overview	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	A man once wrote a copious tome...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Phonemes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Phones	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
	There was once a Romance grammarian...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Vi skribas dulingvan poemon...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	The Works of Dr. Abstreuss—Series Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
Dionne, Taeke
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
Dionysia, Anthesteria
	New Methods in Linguistic Laboratory Acquisition	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
Diplodocus, Cynthanie
	Tenth Anniversary Testimonials	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
The Δίς Λεγόμενον Centre for Endeepened Ideation
	Ad Astra per Latini	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	Apollo 11 and Generative Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	Decoupling the Linguolabial Trill From Its Ideobatian Association	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Diacritics and Dire Critics—Recognising the Cultural and Indexing Role of Acçèntéd Chårâctërs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Extremist Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	How Does Art Mean? Parsing the Grammar of Fine Art	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	The Incipient Colonialism of IPA	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	On the Predicament of the Predicate: A Pristine Proposal	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	The Predicament of the Predicate, or, What Have the Grecians Ever Done for Undergraduates?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	The Quasi, Pseudo, Crypto and Faux of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Shakespeare, Greeks and Dogs, Oh My!—A Letter from Contributing Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	The Subaltern Refuses to Cite: An Altermondialist Rebuke of Journal Impact Factors (JIFs) in Linguistics via a Foucauldian Reconfiguration of Semantic Web (SW) in Deep Learning	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	Towards an Emic Weltanschauung of the Language Classroom	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Where Is/Are the Where(s) of Linguistics?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
dis Thasigh, Esquiry
	Numblemark ordinard dangulates...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.4	April 2014
Ditarie, E.
	An Introduction to Familial Linguistics—The Syntax and Grammar of Husband, Wife and Teenager	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
D’Kular, Pjerpe N.
	The Linguist Parallel Parking Challenge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
D*LF*N
	Pseudo-Dictionary of Pseudo-Linguistic Pseudo-Terminology	Son of Lingua Pranca		November 1979
Dobrovskýevsky, Josef
	The C-Rhyme and Pun-ish-ment of St. Alvin	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
Dodson, Steve
	Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—by Phineas Q. Phlogiston, Ph.D. (with guest contributors—Hilário Parenchyma, C.Phil. and Erin Taylor)	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.3	July 2006
Doe, J.
	A Brief Essay on the Language and Mythology of the Ekhié and the neighbouring Mákek Peoples of the Highveld Forests and the Ancient Watmákekhié Site	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
Doggett, Teal Bissell
	Double-Sided Copy Theory	Speculative Grammarian	CLI.1	January 2006
D.O.G.M.A.
	New Advances in Morpheme Detoxification	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
Dolesworthy, Darius D.
	On the Correct Usage of the Ellipsis	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.2	November 2010
Dončikov, Bruno
	To Deify Roman Jakobson, Volume XXV	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	You’ll Be A Master Polyglot Once You’ve Signed Up To Be A Member Of The Language-Of-The-Month Club	Son of Lingua Pranca		November 1979
Δοοδύμοος
	‘I’m stuck,’ said St Thom. ‘How ’bout you?...’	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
Doodymoos
	Said Didymus, ‘What have you got?’...	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
Doolittle, Eliza
	The Oxford Comma: A Solution	Speculative Grammarian	CL.2	April 2005
Dorfman, Dorothea
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang III	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang IV—Phicorthogra	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang V—Phicorthogra	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	L’Ishing du Gwujlang VI—Phicorthogra	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	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
d’Orro, Nadia
	As All That Glitters is Not Gold: Disappointing Parapsycho­linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
Dossier, Dennis
	Extremist Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
Dougherty, Tom
	The Linguistic Big Rip	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.3	July 2010
Dove, Ronny
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.4	September 2011
Downie, Jonathan
	1001 Ways to Troll Linguists—A Fragment	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	2018 Conferences in Nerdolinguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.1	March 2018
	Almost a Linguistics Haiku Cycle	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	Amazing Language Facts You Won’t Believe	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Ane Editorial Comment on the Lack of Fresh Victims Contributors—A Letter from Associate Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	Ane, Twa, Three—A Letter from Associate Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Ask Grammaticality Brown	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Bait Me	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.4	December 2016
	The Ballad of Three-Tongued Ted	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Barnyard Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Be a Linguistics Survivor—Out-Think. Out-Publish. ... Out Cold.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	Behind the Scholarship—How the Satirical Linguistic Sausage is Made—A Letter from Editorial Associate Associate Editor Contributing Editor Senior Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Bestsellers of 2018—Announcement from Panini Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	Blends for Friends—Winning Words for Wise Writers, Worthy Word Wranglers, and other Wanton Wrongdoers—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	Bōard Gam̄es for̄ Linḡuists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	The C-Rhyme and Pun-ish-ment of St. Alvin	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	The CAPE of Good Hope—How Radical Lexicologists Restored My Faith in Humankind	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.2	April 2018
	C’est possible de traduire une rime...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Computational Linguist Admits “Language is Weird”	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	Curses, Foiled Again!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Decoupling the Linguolabial Trill From Its Ideobatian Association	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Degenerative Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	Diacritics and Dire Critics—Recognising the Cultural and Indexing Role of Acçèntéd Chårâctërs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Diary of a Xenolinguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	The Dictionary of What Things Should Mean—According to Non-Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	E is for Every clarification you ask of me...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	E-Prime denounced as Russian Plot	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	The Elizabethan Canuck: Linguistic Proof of Shakespeare’s Canadian Ancestry—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
	Encrypted Missives from the Cosmos—A Letter from Associate Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	Entirely Regular Language Found; Linguists Panic	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
	Epitaph for SpecGram	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.2	October 2016
	Field Guide to Translation and Interpreting Research Species	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	First Conference on Homeopathic Linguistics Held	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	G. Ricean Maxims for the Earnest Researcher	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	Generative Grammar Proves the Existence of Aliens	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.4	October 2018
	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
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part VIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part IX	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part X	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XI	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
	Good theorists in bed, it is said...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.1	September 2015
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Great Linguistics Movies and Their Famous Lines—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	The H-mility Index and Intellectual Discourse: Studies on the relationship between citation patterns and academic seniority—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	Helpful Comparisons for the Confused	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	How Does Art Mean? Parsing the Grammar of Fine Art	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	How Many Languages Do You Speak?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.4	April 2010
	I admit I can’t use IPA...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
	I don’t mean to sound like a snob...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part I—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	I Heard It Through the Grapevine—Part II—A Survey of Current and Historical Evidentials—Reportedly of Interest to Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	I managed the labio-dentals...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	I Want You to Be Like Me	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	In Europe and Africa too...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.4	October 2018
	In Glaswegian stops oft are heard...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	The Incipient Colonialism of IPA	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	An Introduction to Familial Linguistics—The Syntax and Grammar of Husband, Wife and Teenager	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	Is Translation Possible?—The Answer Rhymes with Noh	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.2	February 2010
	It Was a Dark and Stormy Noun...—1985 Edition	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.4	August 2014
	It Was a Dark and Stormy Noun...—1986 Edition	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	It Was a Dark and Stormy Noun...—1987 Edition	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	It’s a field with une certaine mystique...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	The Journal of Lockdown Linguistics (International Edition)—Announcement from Panini Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	K-LIŊ Linguistic Radio	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	Klingon is far too bizarre...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	Language Absolutely, Positively Changes How You Think	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIII	SpecGram Podcast		March 2013
	Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIV	SpecGram Podcast		April 2013
	Learn This One Crazy Trick That Will Stop People Correcting Your Grammar	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.1	May 2016
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.3	February 2013
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.4	March 2013
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.3	November 2016
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.2	February 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.4	April 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
	LinguaDate	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	Linguist Discovers Alternative Source of Energy at Conference	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
	Linguist Fashion Week—A Report from the Field	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	A linguist of uncommon girth...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	The Linguist Parallel Parking Challenge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	A linguist, Rick Roll by name...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	Linguistic Cocktails	Speculative Grammarian	CLX.3	December 2010
	Linguistic (Fight) Clubs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.4	October 2018
	Linguistic Folk Wisdom	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	Linguistic Fortune Cookies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	Linguistic Old Wives Tales	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	Linguistic Sub-Fields Explained for the Research Novice	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	Linguistic Term Definitions for Dummies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.4	April 2017
	Linguistics 101 Course Syllabus—Fall 2097	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.2	December 2017
	The Linguistics Department Γυμνάσιον—A Guide for the Perplexed and Unretroflexed	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	Linguistics in Popular Culture	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.4	October 2012
	Linguistics Lottery Announced	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.1	July 2018
	Linguistics teachers, they say...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	Linguists Admit English Orthography is Just Plain Weird	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	Linguists on the Loose	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	Little Known Facts About Famous Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
	A Look Back: Linguistics Headlines of 2016	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.2	February 2017
	Machines Equal Professional Translators	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	Mass Arrests at Comparative Linguistics/Historical Linguistics Joint Conference	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	Mass Comparison Linguists Announce That All Languages Are Dialects of Pirahã	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.3	January 2018
	Meeting Regulations for the International Ambiguity Society/Société d’Ambigüité Internationale	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Memes Be Good for You	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	The Moby-Dick of Linguistics Research	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	Morphophonetics...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.4	February 2019
	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
	New Children’s Programming from SpecGram TV	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	New Conlang for Linguists Developed	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.1	July 2019
	Nominative Determinism	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.4	April 2016
	Nuclear Linguistics: The Story of the Local Interlingual Supercolliders for Phonemes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.2	January 2013
	O rue the day I god a cold...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	The Occam Theory of Translation	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	The Ockham Post Hoc–Gazette Classifieds	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.2	December 2018
	On Being [-AGR]—How to Disagree in Linguistic Academese	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	On fieldwork, I met a translator...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	On Powerful Linguistic Theories—SpecGram Wire Services	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	On the Interpreting Ability of Non-Human Members of Kingdom Animalia	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	On the Sexiness of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
	One Hundred Words for Snowclone	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	Organo-Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Overheard in the SpecGram Editorial Lounge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	Paper in Conlang Accepted to Journal	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.3	August 2017
	A peaceful Scottish scholar...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.2	June 2017
	People for the Ethical Treatment of Data	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.4	August 2013
	People for the Ethical Treatment of Wugs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.4	June 2019
	A PhD student called Emma...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	The Physics of Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.3	February 2021
	Plagiarism Uncovered in SpecGram Pages	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Polyglot Derivatives—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
	Prescriptive Superciliousness Reaches Dangerous New Highs	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
	Prescriptivist hacks have me beat...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.1	March 2019
	Press Release on IPA Controversy	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Prof Chesterman’s writing surmises...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	Public Health Warning Issued	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.1	January 2017
	Questions to Ask After Any Linguistics Talk	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.2	August 2019
	Realistic Linguistic Degrees	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.2	April 2019
	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
	Reasons Not to Study Linguistics—Part IV	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	Reasons to Become a Professional Linguist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	Recipes for Success!—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
	Recruiting Linguistics Students: A Guide for Departments and Deans—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	Research That Counts	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.1	May 2017
	Rethinking Social Sciences Under the Influence of N-Bar Theory	Speculative Grammarian	CLXV.4	October 2012
	Reviewerish Field Notes	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.2	February 2016
	Roses are red...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVII.1	September 2016
	Ruminating on Consonants	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.1	February 2012
	Save the Adverbs	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXX.3	January 2018
	Scientists Discover New Case System	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	The sg-index—Separating the Wheat from the Chaff	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	Shakespeare, Greeks and Dogs, Oh My!—A Letter from Contributing Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.3	September 2019
	Smart Chimp Languages, Inc.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	Some linguists in Edinburgh say...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.1	January 2015
	Some literary linguists once said...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.1	March 2018
	Spaghetti or Lasagna for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIII.2	November 2011
	Spaghetti or Lasagna for Linguists—The Leftovers	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.3	May 2012
	The Spec—A New Measure for Linguistic Humour	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	SpecGram Classifieds	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Bill Spruiell	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Keith Slater	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.4	April 2015
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Madalena Cruz-Ferreira	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Mikael Thompson	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.2	June 2014
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Pete Bleackley	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.3	July 2014
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Sheri Wells-Jensen	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.4	August 2014
	The SpecGram Inquisition—The Tables are Turned!	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	The SpecGram Inquisition—Trey Jones	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.4	December 2014
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.3	June 2013
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.1	September 2013
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.3	March 2014
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.1	May 2015
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.3	March 2016
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.4	June 2018
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.3	May 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.4	June 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.2	September 2020
	The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.1	December 2020
	SpecGram Wins Retraction Prize	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Speculative Grammarian International Academic and Very Clever Professorial International Linguistics Conference 2020	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Speculative Grammarian International Academic and Very Clever Professorial International Linguistics Conference 2020—UPDATE	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	SPhLiMTic Glimpses	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	Spouses of Undomesticated Linguists: S.O.U.L.	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	Strings and Things: A Unificational Meta-Theory for All Linguistics	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.2	May 2013
	A Student’s Guide to the History of Linguistics Based on Example Sentences	Speculative Grammarian	CLXII.3	August 2011
	The Subaltern Refuses to Cite: An Altermondialist Rebuke of Journal Impact Factors (JIFs) in Linguistics via a Foucauldian Reconfiguration of Semantic Web (SW) in Deep Learning	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	Submit!—A Letter from Senior Editor Jonathan Downie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Superlative Chamber Hands Down Verdict	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXV.4	October 2019
	Supervisor is angry...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.3	May 2018
	Teen Girl Speaks Formal English; World in Shock	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	The Tenure Boogie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.3	January 2020
	Theorist Admits Fudging Data—No One Surprised	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.3	March 2017
	A theorist got stuck in a tree...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.3	July 2015
	The Theory of Sense—Why No One Should Bother To Find Out If It Works	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.1	January 2010
	There once was a clever old frog...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.1	November 2019
	There once was a journal called SpecGram...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.2	February 2014
	There once was a linguist from France...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
	There once was a translation scholar...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.2	October 2013
	There once was an ideal speaker...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	There once was an old supervisor...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXV.1	January 2016
	There was an old lady from Beith...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.4	June 2018
	There was once a linguist from Bow...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIX.4	October 2017
	There’s a sound I’ve heard linguists say...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.3	March 2015
	Things Not to Write on Your Funding Proposals—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.1	August 2020
	Things Not to Write on Your Funding Proposals—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.3	October 2020
	Things We All Take for Granted—A Letter from Supernumerary Editor Weirahl Innitto Gaither	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	To turn a linguist to a sonneteer...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	Top Tips For Linguists—Part I	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.3	November 2015
	Top Tips For Linguists—Part II	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIV.4	December 2015
	Turn Taking in Simultaneous Interpreting: A Conversational Analysis	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	Understanding our linguistic inheritance...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Universal Grandma	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVII.1	April 2013
	Vagarious Variable Vinegar Valentines Variety Vault	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	A Venery of Terms—Part I—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.2	June 2016
	A Venery of Terms—Part II—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.3	July 2016
	A Venery of Terms—Part III—Collective Nouns for Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVI.4	August 2016
	The Voyager probe was a plan to...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXI.2	April 2018
	What Happens When Linguists Meet?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.3	January 2019
	What is SpecGram Doing in Response to COVID-19?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	When fieldworking in the midwest...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.4	April 2014
	When linguistical thinking goes lax...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXII.2	February 2015
	When quality data is lacking...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.3	September 2018
	Wide double-dot O, we are told...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
	Will the Real Linguists Please Stand Up?	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXIII.4	August 2015
	The Words of the Prophets Are Written on the Restroom Walls...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXII.2	August 2018
	Ye Olde Punnery—The Jigglepike Fragment—SpecGram Wire Services	Speculative Grammarian	CLXX.1	May 2014
	You Have Two Cows...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.1	March 2020
	You Won’t Believe What Happened to This Semanticist	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIV.3	May 2019
	Your hard drive crashes...	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
d’Qi, Mo
	A Meta-Analysis of Article Length vs Quality, or, Why Only Short Papers Really Matter	Speculative Grammarian	CXLIX.3	July 2004
Dresher, Elan
	Current Issues in Gastronomy	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	New Works In Linguistics Press Catalog for Winter 1974	Lingua Pranca		June 1978
	The Olde Yankee Grammarian	Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca		October 2009
Drome, Hippolytus
	Center Embedding—the Pivotal Role of Military History	Speculative Grammarian	CLIV.4	August 2008
du Bius, Verity
	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
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part VIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.2	December 2019
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part IX	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVI.4	February 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part X	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XI	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVIII.4	November 2020
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.2	January 2021
	Good Enough for Folk Etymology—Part XIII	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIX.4	March 2021
du Plessis, Armand
	A Proposal for an Academy to Regulate the French Language	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.3	November 2014
du West, Nathan
	Syntax: Above and Beyond	Speculative Grammarian	CXC.1	April 2021
DuBois, Cornelius
	Exposing the Fallacy of Creole and Pidgin Genesis	Speculative Grammarian	CXLIX.1	January 2004
Dude, Moko
	/fənɛtɪk krɪptəgræm/	Speculative Grammarian	CLVII.η	July 2009
Dudeney, Hortatory Ergative
	The Fifteen Linguists	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIX.1	January 2014
d’Umezzille, Joe R. G.
	*u̯erg̑- u̯erg̑- u̯erg̑-: Aspects of Indo-European Popular Culture	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXIII.1	November 2018
Dumm, N.
	Partial Brexit Reverse: UK and Holland to Establish Linguistic Free Movement Area	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXXVII.2	April 2020
Dummies
	Linguistic Term Definitions for Dummies	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXVIII.4	April 2017
Duncan-Jones, Andrew
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.3	November 2013
	Letters to the Editor	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVIII.4	December 2013
Dunkelblau, Hellgrün
	Overheard in the SpecGram Editorial Lounge	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.2	October 2014
	SHRLI: Stealthy High Resolution Linguistic Intake	Speculative Grammarian	CLVIII.4	April 2010
Dunstan, Stephany
	Performance of “French Sues English”	SpecGram Podcast		December 2010
Durnford, Tessie Chopp
	The Nasal Tone: An Honest Tale	Speculative Grammarian	CLXVI.2	January 2013
Dũṫch S̊., Dạ̃bḃlÿ
	Izzy as Pie	Speculative Grammarian	CLXIV.4	June 2012
Duvkal, G.D.
	Mountain Dialect Baffles East European Phonologists	Psammeticus Quarterly	XVI.3	May 1989
Dwork, Phil
	How to Get a Reputation as an Impressive Fieldworker—Sharing the secrets behind the successes	Speculative Grammarian	CLIX.1	May 2010
Dworkin, Angela
	Androcentrism in Linguistics	Better Words and Morphemes	I.3	May 1991
Dyscolus, Functionalisticus
	“Divine Unification Grammar”—by Ǣlfgār λ. Garcia	Speculative Grammarian	CLXXI.1	September 2014