January 2010, Vol. 12, No. 1 •  Book Review: To Know and Distinguish by Mark Halpern •  Bog This! — A Misadventure in Etymology by Bonnie Furlong •  It's About Time by Richard Lederer •  Culture and Society: Michael Jackson and Mary Shelley by John Kilgore •  When Writers Become Red by Paul Weidknecht •  Vocabula Revisited: Gin, Anyone? Or, How Did Gynecology Become a Guy Thing? by Henry Ansgar Kelly •  Fiction: Dear Jean by Katherine Mullis •  The Elder Statesman: Some Tools of Our Trade by Clark Elder Morrow •  Postcards from Babel: tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'? (Do You Speak Klingon?) by Amalia Gnanadesikan •  Bethumped with Words: Obscure Verbs of Leaping by Bill Casselman •  Harrison's Corner: Todo es Nada by Carey Harrison •  Letter of the Law: Is Washington Filibusted? by Adam Freedman •  Language Module 28: Typoglycemia by Roger Rondeau •  Disagreeable English •  Elegant English •  Clues to Concise Writing •  Scarcely Used Words •  Gotcha Grammar •  TVR Poll February 2010, Vol. 12, No. 2 •  "It's My Centennial!" said Tom Swiftly by Richard Lederer •  Lost Qualifiers by David Galif •  "May I Quote You?" On Compiling a Book of Quotations by Clark Elder Morrow •  Singin' the "We" Blues by Heidi Huse •  The Blind Review: A Literary Breakthrough by Mark Halpern •  Life Tales: Bumbling into Bliss: My Life as a Teacher by Jeff Minick •  Vocabula Revisited: The Last Words by Christopher Orlet •  Two Poems: On Winter Afternoons by Kathleen Goldbach •  Shibboleths: Welcome to Country Music by John Kilgore •  Bethumped with Words: Schiaparelli: A Renowned Coutouričre’s Italian Surname Traced to Its Origins by Bill Casselman •  Harrison's Corner: Nation Out to Lunch by Carey Harrison •  The Common Reader: Letters to Rudi Todo es Nada by Kevin Mims •  Letter of the Law: Boilerplate Special by Adam Freedman •  Language Module 29: The Essence of S by Roger Rondeau •  Disagreeable English •  Elegant English •  On Dimwitticisms •  Clues to Concise Writing •  Scarcely Used Words •  Gotcha Grammar •  TVR Poll