Letter to Linus (Q7134)
creative work by William Gillespie
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Letter to Linus |
creative work by William Gillespie |
Statements
2001
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The art of writing has always been threatened by low overhead. Until now. When you join our exclusive club, you'll enjoy the benefits of reduced competition. (English)
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My parents, before they died, bought me English as a graduation present. It's an outdated version. I hear it has fewer problems than the latest release, but I can't look up some of the newer words... (English)
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In decrepit basement rooms, gather daily to train, recite the alphabet backward and forward in seconds, write in complete darkness, memorize dictionaries. (English)
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You are even capable, some fear, of unlocking encrypted text; freely pirating newspapers, textbooks, bus schedules. (English)
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If. Dialects starved, would you still cook me dinner? (English)
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To foster literacy, the government is using helicopters to overfly target sectors, dropping poems warning of the evils of poverty. "Real friends don't need money," one optimistic slogan states. (English)
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With language rapidly gaining the status of a military technology, some form of regulation may be in order in order to lock... (English)
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