Ongoing History Daily: The history of the word “punk” part 2
Last time, we explored the earliest use of the word “punk,” which turned out to be in an old English
Read moreLast time, we explored the earliest use of the word “punk,” which turned out to be in an old English
Read moreMost people associate the word “punk” with a form of music that appeared in the 1970s. But the word itself
Read moreWilliam Shakespeare is widely considered to be the greatest writer in the history of the English language. But in terms
Read moreIn an interesting–if unnecessary–exercise, Erik Didriksen has written Pop Sonnets, translations of contemporary songs into Shakespearean language. Here, for example,
Read moreIt’s National Grouch Day in the US. You’ve been warned. I’m grouchy because there was a brute force attack against
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