cat-latin
noun
Bad writing; incoherent talk or language.
Writing
A to Z Challenge: B
biblioklept
noun
A book-thief.
A to Z Challenge: A
abcedarian
noun
A person or book that teaches the alphabet.
Day one of the blogging challenge and what could be more fitting than this word? I’m planning on having a language theme this month, with each word relating to books, language or the like – here’s hoping you will enjoy my little ‘abcedarian’ this month.
I’ve had a long day and I’m knackered, so that’s all the commentary you’ll get today.
Word of the Week
sandilllion
noun
Numbering as many as the grains of sand on the seashore.
Word of the Week
raddlings
noun
Money used for bribery in elections [probably from raddle; to interweave, to twist]
Reblog: Introducing Deep POV
This week’s reblog comes from Kristen Lamb and deals with writing Point-of-View stories, but not just any POV – Deep POV:
Word of the Week
quafftide
noun
Time for drinking.
Word of the Week
burgess
noun
A citizen
Reblog: As a Writer, Will I Ever Become Famous?
This week’s reblog comes from Jack Eason, and the title should be quite self-explanatory – http://wp.me/p38k63-4cW