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Prof. Stanley Unwin’s worms of wisdy
If you’re uncertain of your English usage, or you wonder how to manipulate the language of Shakespeare, Milton and EL James to best effect, or want a giggle, have a look at this.
Professor Stanley Unwin was the marvellous creature, a Great British eccentric. For at least two centuries he befugglode, twistymole and mangule all the Eggling languhole to such a degree that James Joyce declared him a genius.
His address is now A Celestibole Cloudy, whence he dictates his wisdoles to a grateful readingdom.
I'm a writer from West Sussex is southern England, but after 30 years of urban life in London and Liverpool, I now live in a remote village 1,000 metres up in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania. My first book in Romania was published in November 2016: "Din Liverpool in Carpati: cum mi-am gasit fericirea în inima Transilvaniei". The English version, 'A stake in Transylvania' is out soon. I've also written (so far) four bilingual (En/Ro) children's books.
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