Suzanne E. McCarthy has started a blog called abecedaria; in her post " Why Abecedaria?" she says:
I could have called this The Writing Sytem Blog but it seemed a little too presumptuous. What about the Glyph-based Input Blog - a little too much like a bee in the bonnet.She has a whole range of fascinating posts on Chinese, Tamil, Japanese, Caroline Islands Script, and all manner of script-related topics, even unto Alaric Alexander Watts' once well-known hyper-alliterative poem "The Siege of Belgrade" ("An Austrian army, awfully arrayed..."), which she links with a touching memory of her grandfather. Welcome! Posted by languagehat at June 24, 2005 04:16 PMI want to write about writing systems as concrete realities with a physical organization, something that can be seen, felt, and perceived in the most tangible way... I guess abecedaria is about characters in a writing system being primarily glyphs and secondarily abstract codepoints.
Straight into the aggregator... what an interesting topic for a blog.
Posted by: Patrick Hall at June 25, 2005 04:01 AM