Writing a book with British characters? Want to be sure your Glaswegian detective doesn’t sound like an Edinburgh pubkeeper? Wondering how Miss Marple would have pronounced “scone”? Then check out this feature from the British Library: Accents and Dialects of the UK. It’s brill! Related posts: Dialogue verifier
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Update: This review has been syndicated via advance.net, which supplies content to several on-line newspapers. Hello, New Orleans! How ya doin’, Cleveland? Are you ready to rock?? Scopes v Tennessee in 1925, Edwards v Aguillard in 1987, and Kitzmiller v Dover in 2005: Christians have made repeated attempts over the decades to give the Biblical [...]
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New look, wider format, easier commenting — those are just some of the updates at cvillenews.com in honor of its sixth anniversary. Very cool!
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