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Sad Holiday Linguists
> Prevent Sad Holiday Linguists Speculative Grammarian December 2013
 
Safopireop, Willopiamop
> Linguists Need Prescriptivists (and probably Pig Latin, too) Speculative Grammarian CLVI.1 March 2009
 
Sai
> Amazing Grice Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.3 February 2013
 
Sam
> The accusative -n termination... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.2 October 2021
 
Sampson, Sartoris Ojars
> An Official Confession Speculative Grammarian CLVII.1 August 2009
 
Sams, Jessie
> A Love/Hate Relationship: Pesky Antonyms Speculative Grammarian CLIX.3 July 2010
 
Sanders, Nathan
> Double-Sided Copy Theory Speculative Grammarian CLI.1 January 2006
 
Sanpitakuk, Piraha
> Simulation Modelling of Syntactic Habitats Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.4 April 2015
 
Sarah, Hex-Mex
> I’m writing a new research article... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.4 November 2020
 
Särcäästïcüt, Snidely von
> Linguistic Insults for Every Occasion Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.4 August 2013
 
Sassenhagen, Jona
> Kill All Phoneticians Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
> Performance of “Kill All Phoneticians” SpecGram Podcast February 2014
 
Sauvignon, Shiraz
> In the lecture hall one bright clear day... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.3 March 2017
> Reading theses is really quite fun... Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
 
Savoy, Alex
> How Do I Love Thee?—Let Me Draw a Tree Diagram Speculative Grammarian CLXI.2 March 2011
 
Saxtorph, Arthur
> Notes on the Kzinti Language Speculative Grammarian CXLVII.2 February 1993
 
Sayeed, Ollie
> A Note on dice ‘dice’—Response to O’Moarfz (2018) Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.3 May 2018
 
Saygone, Charlie
> The Linguistic Big Rip Speculative Grammarian CLIX.3 July 2010
 
Schadenpoodle, Athanasious
> Letter From an Editor Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.3 December 2011
> On Neoplatonism and Fodor Speculative Grammarian CLIX.3 July 2010
> On the Taxonomic Classification of minimalistici—The controversy, and some directions for research Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.1 October 2011
> Optimal Divinity and Divine Optimality: Key Points of Difference in DUG and OT Speculative Grammarian CLX.4 January 2011
> The Perplexed Linguist’s Guide to English Departments Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.ρ Mid-November 2017
> Philologer’s Kvetchwhinge 32 Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.4 March 2013
> A Preliminary Field Guide to Linguists, Part One Speculative Grammarian CL.1 January 2005
> A Preliminary Field Guide to Linguists, Part Two Speculative Grammarian CL.2 April 2005
> The Prudent Fieldworker’s Guide to Preparation and Packing—Part I Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.4 April 2010
> The Prudent Fieldworker’s Guide to Preparation and Packing—Part II Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> Tenth Anniversary Testimonials Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> Toward a Prophylactic Approach to Techblather: Some Illustrations Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.3 December 2011
 
Schäfer, Lea
> Kill All Phoneticians Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
> Performance of “Kill All Phoneticians” SpecGram Podcast February 2014
 
Schardin, Brock
> Performance of “The Compleat Linguist” SpecGram Podcast January 2016
> Performance of “Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics” SpecGram Podcast February 2016
> Performance of “Saving Endangered Languages with Prescriptivism” SpecGram Podcast December 2015
 
Schkrbtov, D.
> Linguists Don’t Need Prescriptivists—(or Monolinguals—and Pig Latin is Not Enough) Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.1 January 2010
 
Schleitwiler, Paul
> Letters to the Editor Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.3 July 2016
 
Schmeiser, Benjamin
> Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca—Style Sheet and Submission Guidelines Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca October 2009
 
Schomski, Johannes
> The Hegemony of American Coffee and the Fight for Universal Tea Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.2 June 2015
 
Schouwiniste-Pigge, Émil
> On Being Polite to Women in Slavic Languages Son of Lingua Pranca November 1979
 
Schw’Schwa, Schwadles
> Ode to Schwa Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.2 September 2020
 
Scientist-Person, A. Real
> It’s 2 A.M., Do You Know What Your RNA is Doing? Babel I.3 September 1990
 
Scobblelotcher, Scopperloit
> From Our Back Burners to Our After Burners—A Letter from Mergers and Acquisitions Editor Scopperloit Scobblelotcher Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
 
Scott, Robert F.
> Exploring Penguin Causatives Linguist of Fortune I.1 November 1990
 
Scrugg, Fletcher Bowyer
> Neo-Latin and Craft Latin: Recent Trends in Rival Latinitates Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.4 April 2016
 
Sdrétu, Elaoin
> On the Expectedly Variable Lexicon of 955—Extremely Rapid Environmental Change (EREC) Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.3 February 2013
 
Searsplainpockets, Claude
> Among the Metal Mouths—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Fɛʀ↓ʁʘʊⓢ↑ Speculative Grammarian CLXV.1 July 2012
> The Boy Who Stuttered Wolf—A Linguistic Tale of Caution Among the Tʷɪči Speculative Grammarian CLXI.4 May 2011
> Eating the Wind—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Xoŋry Speculative Grammarian CLI.4 October 2006
> Eidetic Pronouns: An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Winodanugai Speculative Grammarian CXLVII.3 March 1993
> The Hidden Language of Public Seduction—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of Spanyol Speculative Grammarian CLIII.1 September 2007
> How to Speak to Foreigners—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the ʔɪɯnkʈlɳɪɞʃt Speculative Grammarian CLXII.1 June 2011
> Hunting the Elusive Labio-Nasal: An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Beeg Haan Krrz Speculative Grammarian CLI.3 July 2006
> The Hyperactive Voice: An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Oboi­oboi­oboi­wikant­sitstil Speculative Grammarian CXLVII.4 April 1993
> I Told You it was Not the Whole (Number) Story—An Anthropological Linguistic Followup on Non-Integral Person in Åriðmatçəl Verbs Speculative Grammarian CLIV.2 June 2008
> It’s Notso Clear Now, Is It? Speculative Grammarian CLXIV.4 June 2012
> The Laziest Language on Earth—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Perry So-so Speculative Grammarian CLIII.2 November 2007
> Morphological Spectroscopy: An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Wuh Nwur Dianz Speculative Grammarian CLII.3 May 2007
> Notso Yi, Eidetic Pronouns, Winodanugai, and “Deskwork” Speculative Grammarian CLXIV.3 May 2012
> One Hundred Words for Snowclone Speculative Grammarian CLXX.2 June 2014
> Performance of “The Devil’s Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics” SpecGram Podcast March 2016
> Performance of “Fifty Grades of A” SpecGram Podcast August 2013
> Performance of “The Hidden Language of Public Seduction—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of Spanyol” SpecGram Podcast December 2013
> Performance of “The History of the Indo-Europeans—An Agony in Six Fits” SpecGram Podcast June 2016
> Performance of “Hunting the Elusive Labio-Nasal” SpecGram Podcast August 2012
> Performance of “Labyrinths & Linguists” SpecGram Podcast September 2015
> Performance of “The Laziest Language on Earth” SpecGram Podcast October 2015
> Performance of “One Hundred Words for Snowclone” SpecGram Podcast June 2015
> Performance of “Parenting Styles and Progeny Success—A Practical Guide to Broken-Record Parenting” SpecGram Podcast January 2016
> Performance of “Reviewerish Field Notes” SpecGram Podcast March 2016
> Performance of “TLAs DOA? TBD!” SpecGram Podcast October 2015
> Performance of “Ye Olde Punnery—The Jigglepike Fragment” SpecGram Podcast April 2016
> Ple Nvæn-ila Fieldwork Puzzle Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.4 April 2010
> Recursive Processing: An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Benhirloŋtam Speculative Grammarian CXLVIII.1 March 1997
> Shhhhhhh! Don’t Tell Anyone—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Hallucinogenic Language of the Noyd Speculative Grammarian CLIII.4 March 2008
> Tenth Anniversary Testimonials Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> This is Not the Whole (Number) Story—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of Non-Integral Person in Åriðmatçəl Verbs Speculative Grammarian CLIV.1 May 2008
> TLAs DOA? TBD! Speculative Grammarian CLII.2 March 2007
> ’Trilaas in Manila—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of Multi-Trill Counting Speculative Grammarian CLX.2 November 2010
> ’Trilaas Outside Manila!—An Anthropological Linguistic Followup on Multi-Trill Counting Speculative Grammarian CLXI.2 March 2011
> “Twenty Special Forms of Rhetoric”—by Dawn B. Seely Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.1 September 2014
> Up the Mind’s Nose; With the Mind’s Finger—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Pιčkιt Speculative Grammarian CXLIX.4 October 2004
> Whirl, Whirl, Whirl—Spinning a Good Yarn—An Anthropological Linguistic Study of the Prmu Ta Šn Register of the Ro Ta Tora Dores Speculative Grammarian CLXV.3 September 2012
 
Seely, Dawn B.
> Twenty Special Forms of Rhetoric Speculative Grammarian CXLVII.3 March 1993
 
Seely, Elyse
> 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
 
Sem, Medved
> Toward a New Classification of the European Languages Speculative Grammarian CXLVIII.2 January 1998
 
Sershen, Maiya
> The Biological Basis Of Universal Grammar Speculative Grammarian CXLIX.2 April 2004
 
Seuŋyoŋ, Nattapoŋ Yunloŋ
> Modern and Historical Graphical Representations of Structural Relationships in Spoken and Written English Sentential Utterances Speculative Grammarian CLIII.δ December 2007
 
Severson, Webley Louis, III
> Book Review: Van Der Fort’s Guide to Field Linguistics by J. S. S. van der Fort Speculative Grammarian CLXI.3 April 2011
 
A Shadowy Cabal of Trans-Hemispheric SpecGram Editors
> Announcing SGIii SGIII SGI2.0 Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
 
Shapiro, Mary
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.1 January 2016
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle 2 Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.4 April 2016
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Γ Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.3 July 2016
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle 四 Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.2 October 2016
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle ڄ Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle 0110 Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.4 February 2018
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Sebē Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.4 June 2018
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Uaxac Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.4 October 2018
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle ⠼⠊ Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.4 February 2019
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle И Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIV.4 June 2019
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle ԺԱ Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.4 October 2019
> Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Dodecahedron Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.4 February 2020
> IPA Code Puzzle I—Animals in Disguise Speculative Grammarian CLXII.2 July 2011
> IPA Code Puzzle II—Enchanted Household Speculative Grammarian CLXII.4 September 2011
> IPAlindromes I Speculative Grammarian CLXV.1 July 2012
> IPAlindromes II—Find the IPAlindrome! Speculative Grammarian CLXV.3 September 2012
> IPAlindromes III—What Should We Do With/To Noam? Speculative Grammarian CLXV.4 October 2012
> Ling-Ken Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.1 January 2010
> Ling-Ken II Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.3 March 2010
> Triskaideka-Cryptolinguistic Puzzle Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.3 October 2020
 
Sharpe, Major
> Castilian Language Chastised, Portugal Says “We Told You So” Speculative Grammarian CLIV.2 June 2008
 
Shauling, Knauv
> A Response to Anonymous’s Collected Graphic Evidence Against the Existence of the Morphome Speculative Grammarian CLX.1 October 2010
 
Shawtwain, Rev. Q. X.
> Spelling Made Simple Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
 
Shinn, Coöper A.
> Tenth Anniversary Testimonials Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
 
Shipley, Freya
> Extract from an Interview with Eglantine Lady Fantod, Dowager Professor of Philology at Cambridge University Speculative Grammarian CLIII.3 January 2008
> Extract from an Interview with Eglantine Lady Fantod, Dowager Professor of Philology at Cambridge University Speculative Grammarian CLXI.1 February 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
> Phonetics Roadshow Speculative Grammarian CLXI.3 April 2011
> Preliminary Report on B—, one of the Tantric languages of Hm-hmumble-rsia Speculative Grammarian CLIII.1 September 2007
 
Shoeheart, Hugh
> There was once a Romance grammarian... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.4 November 2020
 
Shopmont, Lea Kim
> Notes on Sociophonology Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.3 December 2011
> Teaching Historical Linguistics: A Program of Much-Needed Reform Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.2 December 2017
 
Shovel, Sam
> Cultural Grammaticalization Speculative Grammarian CXLIX.2 April 2004
 
Shr, X.
> Savage Field Work Langue du Monde XVI.4 September 1991
 
Shrdlu, Etaoin
> On the Expectedly Variable Lexicon of 955—Extremely Rapid Environmental Change (EREC) Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.3 February 2013
 
Шүлт, Хүчил
> As grad school approaches its end... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> From all that I read before bed... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> I seek whiskey this weekend to quicken... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> My eyes twitch as they stare at the mug... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> A student with sentiments jingle-ish... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> The TA’s Discussion Section Blues Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
 
Shunming, Tong
> Phonemic Color Speculative Grammarian CL.1 January 2005
 
Sihler, Andrew
> The Linguist’s Self-Definer for Humanistic Greek and Latin Lingo—and other terms Lingua Pranca June 1978
 
Sikes, Bill
> The principle, there, of bivalence... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.4 March 2022
 
Simpson, MJ
> In suspenders and pants and a vest... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.2 October 2016
 
Sizzum, Cynnie
> 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
 
Sjöberg, Zack
> Performance of “The Devil’s Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics” SpecGram Podcast March 2016
> Performance of “The History of the Indo-Europeans—An Agony in Six Fits” SpecGram Podcast June 2016
> Performance of “Plagiarize This!” SpecGram Podcast June 2016
> Performance of “Redundantly Multilingual Pretension Markers in BWFSEDPRCLCEE” SpecGram Podcast November 2015
> Performance of “Reviewerish Field Notes” SpecGram Podcast March 2016
> Performance of “Top Tips For Linguists—Part I” SpecGram Podcast April 2016
> Performance of “Top Tips For Linguists—Part II” SpecGram Podcast April 2016
> Performance of “Ye Olde Punnery—The Jigglepike Fragment” SpecGram Podcast April 2016
 
Skirgård, Hedvig
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLI SpecGram Podcast May 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLII SpecGram Podcast May 2015
 
Slater, Edgar Allan
> Val Harmony Langue du Monde XVI.4 September 1991
 
Slater, Elizabeth
> Performance of “Grey Duck or Goose?—Mapping variation in a children’s game in Minnesota” SpecGram Podcast January 2013
 
Slater, Jesse
> Performance of “Grey Duck or Goose?—Mapping variation in a children’s game in Minnesota” SpecGram Podcast January 2013
 
Slater, Keith
> 2018 Conferences in Nerdolinguistics Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.1 March 2018
> 27 Things Linguists Didn’t Know About Tea—Number 12 Made Me Cringe! Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.2 June 2015
> Academic News World of Language I.2 February 1991
> Advancing Pedagogical Methodology in the Linguistics Classroom Linguist of Fortune I.1 November 1990
> After working all night on my thesis... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
> After writing a long dissertation... Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.2 October 2013
> Against Discarding Symbols from Anglicist Writing Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.4 February 2019
> All new grad students work ’til they sweat... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
> All our theories succeed as they do... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> Anglo-Saxon Speech Rules Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.3 October 2020
> Announcing SGIii SGIII SGI2.0 Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
> Annual Report to Shareholders, 2011—The Speculative Grammarian Editorial Board Speculative Grammarian CLXII.2 July 2011
> As Fall Falls the Leaves, so Contribute Contributors the Contributions—Keith Slater, Editor of Some Class or Other Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.4 October 2018
> As for testing I’ve found this conundrum... Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.2 December 2017
> As for topics, they’re what we all know... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.1 March 2018
> At the talk I attended last week... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.3 May 2018
> Aubade Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.4 August 2016
> Barnyard Linguistics Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> Be a Linguistics Survivor—Out-Think. Out-Publish. ... Out Cold. Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.3 May 2018
> Big Ten Conference Cancels 2013 Linguistics Season—SpecGram Wire Services Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.1 November 2012
> Bilateral Modal Bifurcation in Pinnacle Sherpa: one language becomes four, almost overnight! Speculative Grammarian CLX.4 January 2011
> Bōard Gam̄es for̄ Linḡuists Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.3 March 2016
> Buona Fortuna, Italiano!—The Editorial Board of Speculative Grammarian Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
> The C-Rhyme and Pun-ish-ment of St. Alvin Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.3 July 2015
> Call for Manuscripts—Announcement from Panini Press Speculative Grammarian CLVI.3 May 2009
> Call for Papers Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.1 November 1988
> Call for Papers—International Dolphin Linguistics Society 12th Annual Plenary Congress on Cetacean Linguistics Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.1 November 1988
> Call For Proposals Speculative Grammarian CLI.1 January 2006
> The Capitol Area Linguistics League Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.2 February 1989
> Castrén’s writings surpassed the prosaic... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.2 June 2016
> Center Embedding as Cultural Imperative (not contact-induced innovation) Speculative Grammarian CLIV.1 May 2008
> Center Embedding Passives—A Call for Further Research Speculative Grammarian CLVI.2 April 2009
> Center Embedding—the Pivotal Role of Military History Speculative Grammarian CLIV.4 August 2008
> Class Action Settlement Reached Speculative Grammarian CLIV.1 May 2008
> Classical Pinnacle Sherpa—A living exercise in proto-language reconstruction Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> Classified Advertisements Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> Classifieds Speculative Grammarian CLVI.1 March 2009
> 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
> Comestible Morphosyntax: The Effects of Food Intake On Grammatical Performance Speculative Grammarian CXLVIII.4 March 1998
> Compound Nouns for Frances Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.4 August 2013
> Conference Report: Educational Technology in the Linguistics Classroom Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.2 December 2017
> Conference Report—The Third International Conference on Tone Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.4 April 2017
> Controversy Hits LSA as “Self-Illativizing Sociolinguist” Attacks Established Theories—SpecGram Wire Services Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.3 January 2020
> Critical Readings in Linguistics Crossword Puzzle—Puzzle from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLVII.η July 2009
> Crossword Speculative Grammarian CLVII.4 December 2009
> Crossword for Historical Linguists Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.3 February 2013
> Crossword: Just In Case Speculative Grammarian CLXI.2 March 2011
> Cultural Tones—Semantically significant suprasegmentals in the Kamgala language Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.2 October 2013
> Curses, Foiled Again! Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.2 August 2019
> The Cycle of Language Exchange in Pinnacle Sherpa: new evidence for the reversibility of language shift Speculative Grammarian CLXI.3 April 2011
> Dear Readers...—A Letter from Over(t)ly Sentimental Editor Szerető Ljúbjaščij Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.3 August 2017
> Degenerative Grammar Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.2 February 2015
> Degenerative Grammar—Our Current State of Linguistic Degradation Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.4 March 2013
> Description of “Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part 九” SpecGram Podcast June 2015
> Description of “Linguistics Nerd Camp—Small Talk” SpecGram Podcast March 2015
> Description of “Spaz Attack in the Corner—Look! Look! I’m flying...” SpecGram Podcast March 2015
> Dictionary of Essential Linguistics Vocabulary by Crystal Gayle Babel I.1 March 1990
> The Dictionary of What Things Should Mean—According to Non-Linguists Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.3 September 2018
> Differential Accusative case... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.4 March 2022
> Directional Source-Marking and Enumerated Utterance Syntactophoric Replacement in Notso Yi Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.4 January 2012
> Discourse Gender in Hakka Creole Babel I.1 March 1990
> Domiphones and Dominasals Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.1 July 2019
> Domiphones II Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.2 December 2019
> The dystopian vision of functional linguistics... Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
> Editorial Errors and Standard Deviation—A social science proof of the universal validity of statistics Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.3 June 2013
> The Editors Strike Back—Replies to Cobb’s Reply to Schomski Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.2 June 2015
> Epistola ad Legentes—Dodranscentennial Disclaimerification and Enwarranticization Speculative Grammarian CLXI.4 May 2011
> Epistulae ad Percontatores Speculative Grammarian CLXIV.2 March 2012
> Etymology is for the Brids—A Letter from the Executive Editor Speculative Grammarian CLXX.2 June 2014
> EuroSprachGames—Announcement from Panini Press Speculative Grammarian CLXIV.2 March 2012
> Every doctoral thesis I’ve read... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.1 November 2018
> Every fairy tale makes itself true... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.2 August 2018
> Everything Logicians Need to Know about Linguistics, but are (Posited to be) Afraid to Ask Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca October 2009
> Evidential Complexity and Language Loss in Pinnacle Sherpa Speculative Grammarian CLI.4 October 2006
> “Evidential Complexity and Language Loss in Pinnacle Sherpa”—by Keith Slater Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.1 September 2014
> Exploring Penguin Causatives Linguist of Fortune I.1 November 1990
> The Fishing Linguist—A Letter from Executive Editor Keith Slater Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.3 July 2015
> Frog and Toad Teach Linguistics Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.2 November 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
> The Future English Bible—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLX.4 January 2011
> Germanic Day & The Celebration of Romance Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.2 October 2015
> Glossominoes Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.1 August 2020
> 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
> Grading... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVII.2 April 2020
> Grammars in Contrast Series Series—Series of Series Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLV.3 December 2008
> Granular Phonology Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.1 November 1988
> 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
> Grey Duck or Goose?—Mapping variation in a children’s game in Minnesota Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.4 January 2012
> Handbook for Linguistic Elicitation, Volume 28: Laziness and Inactivity—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.2 May 2013
> Helpful Comparisons for the Confused Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.2 January 2021
> The Hidden Source of Theoretical Linguistics—The Terrible Story of John and Mary Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.2 February 2015
> The Historicity of Texts and the Textuality of History—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLVII.2 September 2009
> House of Pronouns Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> How Many Languages Do You Speak? Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.2 June 2017
> How to Cheat at Linguistics—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CL.4 October 2005
> How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.4 April 2010
> Human languages present... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.1 September 2021
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> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.2 September 2020
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.1 December 2020
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CXCI.1 September 2021
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
> Speculative Grammarian International Academic and Very Clever Professorial International Linguistics Conference 2020 Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.2 December 2019
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Readers Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.2 February 2016
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—Data and Analysis Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.2 May 2013
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—Phonology Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.1 April 2013
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—The Writing Process Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.3 June 2013
> Speculative Grammarian to Cease Publication in December 2012 Speculative Grammarian CLXII.3 August 2011
> SPhLiMTic Glimpses Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.2 August 2018
> Spouses of Undomesticated Linguists: S.O.U.L. Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.2 June 2016
> The State of the Field Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> The Structure of Bee Communication by James Grant Carmichael III World of Language I.2 February 1991
> A Student’s Guide to the History of Linguistics Based on Example Sentences Speculative Grammarian CLXII.3 August 2011
> Sturm und Drang und Drang und Sturm Speculative Grammarian CLVII.1 August 2009
> Syllabominoes Speculative Grammarian CXC.2 May 2021
> Syntacticians in search of new data... Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.4 April 2014
> Tea Encompasses All Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.2 June 2015
> Teaching Linguistics—A Letter from the SpecGram Editorial Board Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
> Teaching Linguistics in High School Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
> Teaching Undergraduates Without Slander Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
> Ten Years of Linguistic Mischief Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> Tenth Anniversary Testimonials Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> Tenure Case Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
> The Texas World Cultural Festival and Poetry Recitation Competition SpecGram Podcast November 2014
> There once was a linguist emeritus... Speculative Grammarian CLXX.2 June 2014
> There once was a linguist from Mordor... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.3 July 2015
> There once was a linguist quite critical... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.4 April 2015
> There once was a linguist satirical... Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> There once was a phonotactician... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.1 September 2015
> There once was a phonotactician... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.2 October 2015
> There once was a syntax professor... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
> There once was an old corpus builder... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> There once was an old syntactician Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.4 August 1989
> There once was an old syntactician... Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.1 January 2014
> There once were some vowels that were creaky... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.2 February 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
> This little haiku... Speculative Grammarian CXCII.2 September 2022
> Though I labored on case for a year... Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
> To Shreds, You Say?—The Impact of Poly-Catastrophic Mountaineering on Advances in Topographic Linguistics Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> To Whom It May Concern Speculative Grammarian CLII.1 January 2007
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
> Towards a Practical Model of Effective Field Research Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.2 February 1989
> Typology... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.1 September 2016
> Union of Linguist Lecturers Sets Speaking Fees Speculative Grammarian CLXI.1 February 2011
> University Sues Self for Plagiarism—SpecGram Wire Services Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.4 August 2013
> Unmasking Editorializing in Linguistic Articles Speculative Grammarian CLXV.2 August 2012
> Vagarious Variable Vinegar Valentines Variety Vault Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.4 February 2020
> Val Harmony Langue du Monde XVI.4 September 1991
> Valence and Violence: How Language Shapes Political Acts—Book Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CLI.1 January 2006
> Vallelz Noun Class Word Search Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> “Variation in the English Indefinite Article”—by Tim Pulju Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.1 September 2014
> 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
> Veritas Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.4 August 1989
> Vicious Overlap Langue du Monde XVI.4 September 1991
> Viewer Mail Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.1 November 1988
> Vox Populi Psammeticus Quarterly XVI.3 May 1989
> A Warning for Linguists Babel I.2 April 1990
> We Got One Wet, And Now They Are Multiplying Speculative Grammarian CLI.3 July 2006
> 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 constituents leftward are sent... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.4 June 2018
> When English was younger... Speculative Grammarian CXCII.3 December 2022
> Where Have All the Evidentials Gone?—The case that they are now in case Speculative Grammarian CLXII.4 September 2011
> Why Linguistics is Not a Science Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.2 January 2013
> With my bag of linguistical tricks... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.2 February 2017
> The Works of Dr. Abstreuss—Series Announcement from Psammeticus Press Speculative Grammarian CXC.1 April 2021
> World’s Linguistic Fundamentals Sound Speculative Grammarian CXLIX.3 July 2004
> Write a paper, or watch the big game?... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.3 December 2021
> Writing a Fieldwork Dissertation Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
> Writing poetry; though I persist... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.2 August 2019
> You Have Two Cows... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVII.1 March 2020
> Young grad students I just can’t believe in... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.1 November 2019
> Zwicky Unretires Again—SpecGram Wire Services Speculative Grammarian CLXII.2 July 2011
 
Slater, Sven
> Grey Duck or Goose?—Mapping variation in a children’s game in Minnesota Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.4 January 2012
> Teaching Linguistics in High School Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
 
Slater, Trent
> Field Guide to Translation and Interpreting Research Species Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.1 April 2013
> Is Translation Possible?—The Answer Rhymes with Noh Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.2 February 2010
> Linguist Fashion Week—A Report from the Field Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.3 March 2015
> The Occam Theory of Translation Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
> On Cultural Translation Speculative Grammarian CXCI.3 December 2021
> On the Interpreting Ability of Non-Human Members of Kingdom Animalia Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.3 August 2017
> Some Features of Arxiflbptlscfl Speculative Grammarian CXCII.1 June 2022
> The Spec—A New Measure for Linguistic Humour Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> Strings and Things: A Unificational Meta-Theory for All Linguistics Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.2 May 2013
> The Theory of Sense—Why No One Should Bother To Find Out If It Works Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.1 January 2010
> Will the Real Linguists Please Stand Up? Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.4 August 2015
 
Slon, I.M.
> To Deify Roman Jakobson, Volume XXV Lingua Pranca June 1978
 
Smacht, Faoi
> Reflections on the Dooms/Punod Manuscript Speculative Grammarian CLXI.4 May 2011
 
Smart, Adham
> Biscuits and Languages: A Discerning Human’s Tasting Guide Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> Google Translate Acquires New Languages Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
 
SMEG
> Cull Those Writers! The Lines Are Open! Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.4 March 2021
 
Smith-Guernsey, Alibaba Loquat
> Secret Places Discovered Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.3 December 2011
 
Smith, Evan
> Another Great Moment in Linguistick Historie Lingua Pranca June 1978
> Another Horrifying Cliché Lingua Pranca June 1978
> As the Word Turns Son of Lingua Pranca November 1979
> Dedication Lingua Pranca June 1978
> Disclaimer Son of Lingua Pranca November 1979
> Doer’s Profile Lingua Pranca June 1978
> Introduction Lingua Pranca June 1978
> Introduction Son of Lingua Pranca November 1979
> My Fair Linguist, or Male-Pygion Son of Lingua Pranca November 1979
> Original Call for Papers Lingua Pranca June 1978
> The Ten Commandments: Linguistic Universals Lingua Pranca June 1978
 
Smith, Megan
> What Can Visualizations enGender?—Decreasing Man’s Power While Increasing Grammatical Accuracy Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
 
Smith, Misty A.
> Guidelines for Behavior of Graduate Students of Phonetics Speculative Grammarian CLVI.2 April 2009
 
Smith, Swivelhips
> Self-Defining Puzzle Speculative Grammarian CLVII.η July 2009
 
Smith, Zac
> Alternative semantics Speculative Grammarian CLXX.1 May 2014
> The Cartography of the Derivation: A Brief History of the Louis and Clärque Expedition Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.3 November 2013
> Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammars... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
> I once had a girlfriend named Candy... Speculative Grammarian CLXX.4 August 2014
> Letters to the Editor Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
> On How Middle Voice Should Not Constrain for Syntax Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.1 January 2014
> Performance of “On Saving Endangered Languages as Part of Doing Doctoral Research” SpecGram Podcast November 2013
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.3 November 2013
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.1 May 2015
 
Smog, Rhee
> Memo Clarifying the Recent List of Banned Words Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.3 September 2019
 
Snodgrass, Quentin Popinjay
> A Field at War: Curbing the Influx of Lexicalist Morphomes Speculative Grammarian CLX.1 October 2010
> The Lexicalist Agenda—Exposing the Myths Speculative Grammarian CLIII.1 September 2007
> On the Necessity of a Tri-Branching Corpse Speculative Grammarian CLI.β September 2006
 
Société d’Ambigüité Internationale
> Meeting Regulations for the International Ambiguity Society/Société d’Ambigüité Internationale Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.4 November 2020
 
Society for the Topological and Extensional Modelling of Pseudopositivist & Ontological Statements Evaluating UR Research
> “Modern and Historical Graphical Representations of Structural Relationships in Spoken and Written English Sentential Utterances”—by Nattapoŋ Yunloŋ Seuŋyoŋ Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.1 September 2014
 
The SpecGram Archive Elves
> From the Archives!—A SpecGram Devotional Scroll Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.1 April 2013
> From the Archives!—A Stone Word Speculative Grammarian CLXX.1 May 2014
> From the Archives!—Alien Syntax Trees Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.1 May 2015
> From the Archives!—Dooms/Punod Manuscript Photo Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.4 August 2015
> From the Archives!—Editorial Maté Speculative Grammarian CLXX.2 June 2014
> From the Archives!—Jungftak Feathers Speculative Grammarian CLXX.3 July 2014
> From the Archives!—Kokopelli/Phonē Fetish Idol Speculative Grammarian CLXX.4 August 2014
> From the Archives!—Rasmus, the Fragrance Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> From the Archives!—Satirical Linguist’s Hat Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.2 October 2014
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda I Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.4 August 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.1 September 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda III Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.2 October 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda IV Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda V Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.4 December 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VI Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VII Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.2 February 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VIII Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.3 March 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda IX Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.4 April 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda X Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.1 May 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XI Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.2 June 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XII Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.3 August 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XIII Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.4 October 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XIV Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.3 January 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XV Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.4 February 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XVI Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XVII Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.4 June 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Water Purification Tablets Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.1 November 2012
> From the Archives!—The Black Box Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.4 April 2014
> From the Archives!—The Grand Nauruan Hotel Bill, 1888 Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.4 April 2015
> From the Archives!—The Rejected Paper Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> From the Archives!—The Sikɹɪt Kɹʌʃ Linguist’s Locket Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.1 January 2014
> From the Archives!—The SpecGram Editorial Hotline and Κολοσσός Vacuum Tubes Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.4 December 2013
> From the Archives!—The SpecGram Rare Book Collection Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> From the Archives!—The SpecGram Straw Men Speculative Grammarian CLXV.4 October 2012
> From the Archives!—The Ʌndərwʊd Portable IPA Typewriter Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.3 November 2013
> From the Archives!—The XT-17 Uzi/Reel-to-Reel Recorder Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.2 October 2013
> From the Archives!—Ye Olde English Marmot Recipe Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
 
The SpecGram Book Elves
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Case Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Et Cetera, Et Cetera Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.1 May 2017
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Grammatical Categories Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.1 January 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Historical Linguistics, Etymology, and Sound Changes: Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.4 April 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Historical Linguistics, Etymology, and Sound Changes: Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.1 May 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Mood, Aspect, & Voice Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.2 February 2017
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Morphology & Typology Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Orthography, Typography, & Diacritics Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.3 July 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Phonetics, Phonology, & Phonotactics: Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.4 August 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Phonetics, Phonology, & Phonotactics: Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.1 September 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Phonetics, Phonology, & Phonotactics: Part III Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.2 October 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Rhetorical & Poetic Devices and Figures of Speech: Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.3 March 2017
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Rhetorical & Poetic Devices and Figures of Speech: Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.4 April 2017
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Semantics & Pragmatics Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.2 February 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Sociolinguistics & Varieties of Language Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.3 March 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Syntax & Grammar: Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.4 December 2016
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Syntax & Grammar: Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> A Sample of Self-Definers—Writing & Writing Systems Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.2 June 2016
 
The SpecGram Busybody Elves
> Overheard in the Lounge—“Occam’s Bolt Cutters” Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
 
The SpecGram Christmas Elves
> The Gift of Language Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.2 December 2019
 
The SpecGram Council of Morphologians
> Uninvited Perspectives on the Morphome Speculative Grammarian CLX.1 October 2010
 
The SpecGram Council of Sages
> 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 SpecGram Data Science Interns
> The sg-index—Separating the Wheat from the Chaff Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.3 July 2016
 
The SpecGram Directorate of Linguistic Career Advice
> Who Wants to Be a Typologist? Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.4 March 2013
 
The SpecGram Editorial Board
> The Editors Strike Back—Replies to Cobb’s Reply to Schomski Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.2 June 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
> How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork Speculative Grammarian CLVIII.4 April 2010
> Plus Epistularum ad Interrogatores Speculative Grammarian CLXIV.3 May 2012
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
> Why Linguistics is Not a Science Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.2 January 2013
 
The SpecGram Encyclopedia of Linguistic Deities
> Bilabial Angel of Mwah Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.2 January 2021
> Hippotomia of Tyre Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIV.4 June 2019
 
The SpecGram Gift Elves
> More Holiday Gifts for More Holiday Linguists Speculative Grammarian CLXVI.1 November 2012
 
The SpecGram LingNerds
> 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
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXI SpecGram Podcast December 2012
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXII SpecGram Podcast January 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIII SpecGram Podcast March 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIV SpecGram Podcast April 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXV SpecGram Podcast May 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXVI SpecGram Podcast June 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXVII SpecGram Podcast August 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXVIII SpecGram Podcast August 2013
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXIX SpecGram Podcast March 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXX SpecGram Podcast April 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXI SpecGram Podcast April 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXII SpecGram Podcast April 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXIII SpecGram Podcast April 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXIV SpecGram Podcast May 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXV SpecGram Podcast December 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXVI SpecGram Podcast December 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXVII SpecGram Podcast December 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXVIII SpecGram Podcast December 2014
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XXXIX SpecGram Podcast January 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XL SpecGram Podcast January 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLI SpecGram Podcast May 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLII SpecGram Podcast May 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIII SpecGram Podcast May 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIV SpecGram Podcast May 2015
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLV SpecGram Podcast December 2016
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLVI SpecGram Podcast December 2016
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLVII SpecGram Podcast December 2016
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLVIII SpecGram Podcast December 2016
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. XLIX SpecGram Podcast January 2017
> Language Made Difficult, Vol. L SpecGram Podcast January 2017
 
The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.2 May 2013
> 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 CLXVIII.3 November 2013
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.3 March 2014
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.1 May 2015
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 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.3 January 2020
> 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
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CXCI.1 September 2021
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
 
The SpecGram Linguistic Enhancement of English Project
> The SpecGram Linguistic Enhancement of English Project (SLEEP) Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.1 August 2020
 
SpecGram Major Crimes Division
> Stolen Property Advisory Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
 
SpecGram Management Executive Group
> Cull Those Writers! The Lines Are Open! Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.4 March 2021
 
The SpecGram Margo Cult
> Paradigmatically Encoded Logographs—Using SLP to Reveal Divinely Encrypted Communications Speculative Grammarian CLXIII.1 October 2011
> Semi-Automatic Prophecy Extraction in Sacred Bibliomancy—A Breakthrough in SLP (Supernatural Language Processing) Speculative Grammarian CLXI.3 April 2011
 
The SpecGram Ministry of Propaganda
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda I Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.4 August 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda II Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.1 September 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda III Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.2 October 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda IV Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.3 November 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda V Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.4 December 2016
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VI Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VII Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.2 February 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda VIII Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.3 March 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda IX Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.4 April 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda X Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.1 May 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XI Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.2 June 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XII Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.3 August 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XIII Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.4 October 2017
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XIV Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.3 January 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XV Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.4 February 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XVI Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> From the Archives!—SpecGram Propaganda XVII Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.4 June 2018
 
The SpecGram Mixologists
> Linguistic Cocktails Speculative Grammarian CLX.3 December 2010
 
The SpecGram Morphomista Rebels
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> The C-Rhyme and Pun-ish-ment of St. Alvin Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.3 July 2015
> House of Pronouns Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> Speech is an Elaborate Cover for Widespread Telepathy Speculative Grammarian CLXX.4 August 2014
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part I Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> Top Tips For Linguists—Part II Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
 
Succedaneum, Oniomania
> Linguacrostic Speculative Grammarian CLVII.η July 2009
 
Sucré, Henri
> Phonemes Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.4 November 2020
> Phones Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.3 October 2020
 
Sultant, Ken
> Identifying Political Campaign Winners Through Linguistic Features Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.4 November 2020
 
Summers, B.
> SpecGram Dictionary of the Linguistics of Mythological Beasts—Volume 123: The Vampire Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
 
Sun, Underda
> Linguistic Folk Wisdom Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVII.3 May 2020
 
Sundaé!, Sandy! Sandhi!
> Hibbledy quibbledy... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.3 January 2019
 
Superordinate, I.R.
> The complications posed to the comprehension and utterance of the English language with the advent of the influence and infiltration of the invading non-adjective and non-adverbial alien invaders in simple sentences: a look at English speech post-millennium-bug. Speculative Grammarian CLV.1 September 2008
> The Phonetic Clarity Defect in the Drinker’s Speech—The language of cocktails and shooters Speculative Grammarian CLV.4 February 2009
> Preliminary Studies in the Lexicology of Imaginary Language Speculative Grammarian CLVII.3 November 2009
 
Suvarnabhumi, Kai Tak
> Writing a Fieldwork Dissertation Speculative Grammarian CLIX.1 May 2010
 
Swadesh, Morris, III
> After working all night on my thesis... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
> After writing a long dissertation... Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.2 October 2013
> All new grad students work ’til they sweat... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.2 December 2018
> All our theories succeed as they do... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.1 January 2017
> As for topics, they’re what we all know... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.1 March 2018
> Castrén’s writings surpassed the prosaic... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.2 June 2016
> Differential Accusative case... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.4 March 2022
> Every doctoral thesis I’ve read... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIII.1 November 2018
> Every fairy tale makes itself true... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXII.2 August 2018
> I love science: the facts! the statistics! Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.4 August 2016
> If only Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.3 May 2018
> I’m told that language documentation... Speculative Grammarian CLXX.4 August 2014
> In considering your short submission... Speculative Grammarian CXC.3 June 2021
> In preparing a talk for some linguists... Speculative Grammarian CLXVIII.4 December 2013
> In the physics department their closets... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.3 August 2017
> In this paper I have solved longstanding issues... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.4 December 2016
> It wasn’t the first morpheme cut... Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.4 February 2018
> I’ve laid out my plans for the class... Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.1 November 2017
> King Psammeticus showed us the way... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVI.3 July 2016
> The limerick’s pattern’s forgiving... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIV.2 April 2019
> A linguist was driven to distraction... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.3 March 2015
> A linguist who taught at our college... Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.1 January 2016
> Linguists’ articles are bad, that’s for sure... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.2 December 2019
> “Morphophoneme” has too many o’s... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.3 March 2017
> “A New Mechanism For Contact-Induced Change: Evidence From Maritime Languages”—by H.D. Onesimus Speculative Grammarian CLXXI.1 September 2014
> Next Noam Chomsky to Be Selected Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.4 April 2014
> On her way past my office one day... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.4 October 2017
> Peer Review Song Cycle Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.3 January 2018
> Review of Why Linguistic Theories Fail, by Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> The sad tale of an equine they tell... Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.2 February 2016
> The Sinitical script of East Asia... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIX.1 May 2017
> Some phonologists’ haikus... Speculative Grammarian CXCII.4 March 2023
> Sometimes problematic data can’t be saved... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVIII.2 February 2017
> Spatial / temporal / aspectual-... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.2 April 2018
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Readers Speculative Grammarian CLXXV.2 February 2016
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—Data and Analysis Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.2 May 2013
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—Phonology Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.1 April 2013
> The Speculative Grammarian Survey of Grammar Writers—The Writing Process Speculative Grammarian CLXVII.3 June 2013
> Syntacticians in search of new data... Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.4 April 2014
> Tenth Anniversary Testimonials Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> There once was a linguist emeritus... Speculative Grammarian CLXX.2 June 2014
> There once was a linguist from Mordor... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIII.3 July 2015
> There once was a linguist quite critical... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.4 April 2015
> There once was a linguist satirical... Speculative Grammarian CLXIX.2 February 2014
> There once was a phonotactician... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.1 September 2015
> There once was a phonotactician... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.2 October 2015
> There once was a syntax professor... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
> There once was an old corpus builder... Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.3 November 2015
> There once were some vowels that were creaky... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.2 February 2015
> This little haiku... Speculative Grammarian CXCII.2 September 2022
> Typology... Speculative Grammarian CLXXVII.1 September 2016
> When constituents leftward are sent... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXI.4 June 2018
> Write a paper, or watch the big game?... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.3 December 2021
> Writing poetry; though I persist... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXV.2 August 2019
> Young grad students I just can’t believe in... Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.1 November 2019
 
Swadesh, Morris, IV
> Human languages present... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.1 September 2021
 
Swagman, Matilda
> Australians Reject “Drunk Strine” Claims Speculative Grammarian CLXXIV.4 December 2015
 
Swan-Sheeran, Molly
> Letters to the Editor Speculative Grammarian CLV.3 December 2008
 
Swanson, Daniel
> Arabic Numeral to Numeri++ Converter Speculative Grammarian CLXXX.4 February 2018
> The Daughters of Corpus Linguistics Speculative Grammarian CXCII.4 March 2023
> How to Reply to Meaningless Conversational Openers: Authenticity Without Impoliteness—A Linguistic Approach Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
> Inter-Lingual Personal Script Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.2 January 2021
> Letters to the Editor Speculative Grammarian CXCII.3 December 2022
> Polyglot Derivatives—Part I Speculative Grammarian CXC.1 April 2021
> Polyglot Derivatives—Part II Speculative Grammarian CXC.3 June 2021
> SpecGram Dictionary of the Linguistics of Mythological Beasts—Volume Minus 4: The Minotaur Speculative Grammarian CXCII.2 September 2022
> SpecGram Dictionary of the Linguistics of Mythological Beasts—Volume 2: The Wyvern Speculative Grammarian CXCII.4 March 2023
> SpecGram Dictionary of the Linguistics of Mythological Beasts—Volume 87: The Werewolf Speculative Grammarian CXCII.1 June 2022
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVI.2 December 2019
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXXVIII.1 August 2020
> The SpecGram Linguistic Advice Collective Speculative Grammarian CLXXXIX.1 December 2020
 
Swanson, Katie
> SpecGram Dictionary of the Linguistics of Mythological Beasts—Volume Minus 4: The Minotaur Speculative Grammarian CXCII.2 September 2022
 
swerz Ê, Ëø Daerl stiic Uasŝăź
> Survey of Linguistic Evidence of Meta-Consciousness in Tier-19 Terran Primates Speculative Grammarian CLV.ζ January 2009
 
SYNT
> Santacticians Poem Speculative Grammarian CL.1 January 2005
 
Syntactic Ian
> Three linguists were left at the rapture... Speculative Grammarian CLXXII.1 January 2015
 
Syntax, Deadly
> The phonetics test read: ‘Overleaf...’ Speculative Grammarian CXC.1 April 2021
 
Szemy, Polly
> If I happen to have a tough week... Speculative Grammarian CXCI.4 March 2022
 
Szitty, T.
> How to Reply to Meaningless Conversational Openers: Authenticity Without Impoliteness—A Linguistic Approach Speculative Grammarian CXCIII.1 June 2023
 
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