Voices In Time 1821 | Pisa The Imperial Faculty Percy Bysshe Shelley on language and the imagination.More
Voices In Time c. 1965 | San Quentin, CA No Sex in the Prison Library Eldridge Cleaver fights for the right to read what he likes.More
Voices In Time c. 1943 | Dublin In Favor of the Antescript Flann O’Brien takes on Ireland’s postscript mania.More
Voices In Time 1885 | Camden, NJ Borrowing a Simile Walt Whitman marvels at the ceaseless evolution of slang in America.More
Voices In Time 1798 | Richmond Dissenting Opinion James Madison rails against the alien and sedition acts,More
Voices In Time 1789 | Philadelphia Proofreading Benjamin Franklin promotes the proper usage of English.More
Voices In Time 1896 | Shanghai In the Names of Progress “Obtaining the shortcut of script is the fountainhead of self-strengthening.”More
Voices In Time 1983 | New York City On the Contrary Gloria Steinem is fed up with conversational double standards.More
Voices In Time c. 1955 | Baton Rouge What White Folks Call Verbal Skills H. Rap Brown’s street education.More
Voices In Time 1922 | New York City Seen But Not Heard Walter Lippmann on what is lost in transmission.More
Voices In Time 1818 | Dresden Music Is the Food of Soul Arthur Schopenhauer searches for songs in the key of life.More
Voices In Time 1855 | Portugal Broken English Hopelessly lost in translation with Pedro Carolino.More
Voices In Time c. 1887 | Tuscumbia, AL What Is Love? Helen Keller seeks understanding of the inexpressible.More
Voices In Time c. 1969 | Vietnam Telling a True War Story Tim O’Brien searches for what is real in war.More
Voices In Time 1820 | London The High-Raised Literary Tone William Hazlitt’s tribute to the conversation of authors.More
Voices In Time 2008 | New York City Last Stand Nicholson Baker tries to stop Wikipedia deletions.More
Voices In Time c. 1185 | Troyes Dating Manual Andreas the Chaplain lays out the rules of conversation.More