quixotic — a word derived from one of the first novels licensed to a publisher.- Joshua Cohen, New York Times Book Review
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- InDefinition - 48
- Chinaman UPDATE
- OMFG
- When I want an automated book-dealer to do my thin...
- Hmmm...
- Pascoe's my MIDDLE name, baby
- Ralph Fiennes dissects the meaning of drama
- A big BOOMSHAKALAKA!!
- InDefinition - 47
- So this is why we pay Erica Wagner...
- Glad tidings from Nicholas Clee at The Times
- One for the writers
- GODDAMN!
- Totally retarded comment by Henry Mancini
- The things she carries
- That's showbiz!!!
- Books of remembrance (tossed out with all the othe...
- InDefinition - 46
- The brief history of publishing
- 'Conkers'
- Bugger£&*%(&(£"! UPDATE
- Classic headline
- BBCliché
- Bugger£&*%(&(£"!
- Non-fiction (cf. 'truth')
- On the howsos and wheretofores of trees
- Italics
- InDefinition - 45 / Only in English - 11
- Why hyphens are important
- #GeoffDyer
- Challenge
- InDefinition - 44
- Why politicians have speech-writers
- So close!
- Something Amis
- Honouring Roald Dahl
- Dust-jacket thou art
- A man can dream
- Only in English - GUEST ENTRY
- Please do not take this comment out of context
- Twitturgh
- UPDATE
- Found in books - 3
- One Kleenex
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