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    -BLOG: Language Log
    -Language Log (Wikipedia)
    -AUTHOR SITE: GEOFFREY K. PULLUM (Professor of Linguistics and Distinguished Professor of Humanities, University of California, Santa Cruz, and currently Constance E. Smith Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University)
    -BOOK SITE: far from the Madding Gerund (WH Smith)
    -ESSAY: Harry Potter and the Madding Gerund: Secrets of the Language Log Code (Geoffrey K. Pullum, April 17, 2006, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: You say Nevada, I say Nevahda (Mark Liberman, January 03, 2004, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: An editorial conflict of interest at Slate? (Mark Liberman, June 22, 2006, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: A Churchill story up with which I will no longer put (Geoffrey K. Pullum, December 08, 2004, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: The Dan Brown code (Geoffrey K. Pullum, May 1, 2004, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: Ray Charles, America, and the subjunctive (Geoffrey K. Pullum, July 4, 2004, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: Sasha Aikhenvald on Inuit snow words: a clarification (Geoffrey K. Pullum, January 30, 2004, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: Can Derrida be "even wrong"? (Mark Liberman, September 29, 2003, Language Log)
    -ESSAY: Far from the madding gerund (Mark Liberman, December 05, 2003, Language Log)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Language Log: Co-founder of the site Geoff Pullum, who is a professor of linguistics at the University of California, discusses "Far from the Madding Gerund" (Here and Now, September 01, 2006)
    -PROFILE: What Linguists Talk About When they Talk about Language (The Pennsylvania Gazette, 08/31/06)
    -ESSAY: Corpus colossal: How well does the world wide web represent human language? (The Economist, Jan 20th 2005)
    -REVIEW: of Far From the Madding Gerund by Mark Liberman and Geoffrey K Pullum (Michael Quinion, World Wide Words)
    -REVIEW: of Far From the Madding Gerund (Warren Kelly, BlogCritics)
    -REVIEW: of Far from the Madding Gerund (Robert Lane Greene, Slate)