Since 2016 Giorgio Coniglio, registered pseudonym and editor-in-chief, has been bundling collections of POETRY, WORDPLAY and PHOTOGRAPHY, seasoned with humour and parody, with the sole aim of entertaining YOU with presentations at the rate of 5x per month. The related blog "DAILY ILLUSTRATED NONSENSE" sends out items from these collections in somewhat random order one-at-a-time.
Thursday 25 July 2024
Submitted palindromes: RANDOM PILES 40
Sunday 21 July 2024
JUL 21: the start of a hiatus
PLEASE NOTE THAT GIORGIO WILL BE TAKING A MUCH-NEEDED VACATION.
REGULAR NEW POSTINGS ON THIS BLOG (as well as our related blogs "Daily Illustrated Nonsense" and "Silly Songs and Satire") WILL LIKELY RESUME SOMETIME IN THE LATE FALL OR EARLYIN THE NEW YEAR (Anything that appears in the meantime has been generated by automated software).
PLEASE CHECK BACK THEN, FOR NEW MATERIAL (although the old stuff, as detailed in each post's righthand column, remains available for nostalgic review).
HAVE A GOOD SUMMER !!!
Disappointed readers may be partly cheered by two exceptions:
--the submitted palindrome thread on "Edifying Nonsense" has been honored by our contributors, and prepared new posts will be automatically displayed on the 25th of each month until the end of the current calendar year.
-- on "Daily Illustrated Nonsense", there will be a new palinku verse posted on the 17th of each month, also until the end of the year.
Saturday 20 July 2024
American wordplay map with versification: D-E-P-L-O-R-A-B-L-E-S
Wednesday 10 July 2024
Limerick-based Handbook of TRACE MINERALS and VITAMINS
Readers interested in nutritional health might be enthused that the author is undertaking a project entitled "The Limerick-based Handbook of Trace Minerals and Vitamins" as a follow-up to his "Limerick-based Handbook of Medical Testing".
Although treatment of disorders produced by the relevant deficiencies is often delightfully simple, the underlying biochemistry, pharmacology, epidemiology and health delivery issues may be extremely complex, and warrant further understanding.
Friday 5 July 2024
AMBULATORY VERSE: Second Outing
The author, an old palindromist, finds it appropriate to mention in the context of 'doing a 180', a few palindromic phrases using the verb reverse. These include: