Kitty wrote... 

I slate this book for the first 1000 words, and then become maybe a little insightful in the next 600

This isn’t a love story. This isn’t Humbert’s story – not just his, anyway.

I reread Kazuo Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go' – I didn't get it the last time, but this time I think I do.

'Lost Syllables and Found Debates', published on the Cambridge Language Collective blog

'Mediocre Pauses', published on the Cambridge Language Collective blog

'A New Frontier for Linguistics', published on the Cambridge Language Collective blog

'From Manifesting Justice to Language Games', published in Issue 6 of U-Lingua, your favourite linguistics student magazine

TL;DR: She’s really cool go read Ghost Wall.

The Asian-ness is only aesthetics, for a deeply American and pretty conventional romantic comedy.

The more journalistic version of my article on 'Cam' or 'Cambs', published on the Cambridge Language Collective blog

'YouTube Recommendations from Your Neighbourhood Linguist', published on the Cambridge Language Collective blog

Just a book review.

A bad dream, or: What does it mean to dislike a book?

I wrote a baby linguistics paper because what else is one supposed to do when one has data?

'a novel about wide-reaching things told in a very niche way'

As you may have gathered, I’m called Kitty and I write. You’ve found my ‘blog about books and thoughts’. To elaborate, then.

‘I like this book because it corroborates Wittgenstein.’

I read this novel about novels and reading. So what does reading mean?

in which your humble host bashes language-learning app with her EPQ on language pedagogy, and then has another think about it

a book review, in which your humble host gets hung up on the concept of time, contemplates the activity of reading, among other things