http://chiasmus.com

If you're wondering what "chiasmus" means, you're not alone... but you've seen it! Dr Mardy Grothe has a site and a book devoted to that concept, where homonyms and homophones particularly are used in a chiastic manner.

And, if you're nuts about homonyms and homophones (as I am), then you'll love his book (as I do).

You can buy it here now.

http://languageteachingnetwork.com

Interested in teaching languages?

Then, check out this world wide network... you'll be glad you did.

http://languagewrangler.com

Here, Beverly Lucey explores the vagaries of our English language and provides articles and word tests about homonyms, homophones, homographs and more.

Definitely worth a visit!

If it's quotes you're looking for, for inspiration, then visit Andy Andersen's site where you'll probably have more than enough to choose from.

Search the large database and send a quote to a friend too, if you wish...

http://verbivore.com

Richard Lederer and his wife Simone operate a fun website all about the English language. If you had a good laugh with the Crazy English essay, you'll love The Verbivore!

If you laughed at the essay about our crazy language, you can buy Richard's book here.

http://yourdictionary.com

A veritable cornucopia of information and links about dictionaries from all over the world. Also includes a free translator for your webpages and text!

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