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    "January, February, & March 2026: Abridged sonnets and legible arrangements"
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  "textContent": "In the first quarter of the year, I attended the Linguistic Society of America 2026 annual meeting online and admired how linguists are really great at pronouncing people’s names (phonetic transcription is a practical skill!).\n\nI narrated the audiobook for Shakespeare’s Sonnets Abridged Beyond the Point of Usefulness by Zach Weinersmith, featuring sonnets turned into couplets like “When in…\n\nJanuary, February, & March 2026: Abridged sonnets and legible arrangements",
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