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Reading the dictionary: library-lonely

Posted on November 10, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. The letter L leads us on quite a journey. Get this: We’re now halfway through the dictionary! Also, I now know why this particular dictionary was … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: LA-legend

Posted on October 27, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. Look at that, we’re starting the letter L! This section starts with LA, which is not a musical note, but short for Los Angeles, or Louisiana, … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: Jimmy-kwashiorkor

Posted on October 20, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. We’re speeding through this bunch of pages as J becomes K. We start with dessert. Jimmies are “tiny rod-shaped bits of usually chocolate candy often sprinkled … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: jab-jeopardy

Posted on October 12, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. Jinkies, we’ve made it to the letter J! The first “real” word under J is jab, which is “to thrust quickly and abruptly,” or just “poke.” … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: inside-ivy

Posted on September 29, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. The letter I continues to be… interesting. Let’s go deep inside the word inside. It’s “an inner side,” which strikes me a little obvious. But it’s … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: Ibex-inartistic

Posted on September 14, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary from front to back! Something I’ve always wanted to try. We’ve made it to the letter I, which will make for some weird-looking sentences in print, but what can you do? It’s one of most common … Continue reading →

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THE SUBTERKNIGHTS Episode 3: Honorable

Posted on September 11, 2026 by Mac McEntire

THE SUBTERKNIGHTS Episode 3: Honorable is now online! The search for Simon’s missing sister Lisa takes an unexpected turn when Val, the subeterknights’ steely swordsman, is reunited with his family. All this while winged harpies are attacking the city streets, … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: Horror-hysterics

Posted on August 24, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. Somehow, the letter H has been one of the weirdest, most varied parts of the book so far. What… horrors… does it have for us this … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: Hence-horoscope

Posted on August 17, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. The letter H raises a lot of questions about gender, but we also learn about snakes. Go forth, because hence is defined as “from this time,” … Continue reading →

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Reading the dictionary: Handsome-helicopter

Posted on August 10, 2026 by Mac McEntire

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. As we continue working through the letter H, things get… hardcore. Take a gander at handsome, defined as “pleasing and usually generous in appearance,” “sizable, ample,” … Continue reading →

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