Michael and Brian Quinion's Web site.




WORLD WIDE WORDS
Now moved to <http://www.worldwidewords.org/>.
is Michael Quinion's renowned site that explores the international English language from a British viewpoint. There are more than 800 pages available, with more added each week. He discusses new terms, displays weird words, gets behind expressions in the news, helps you with tricky points, and answers questions. Join the mailing list for weekly updates.


THE ASSOCIATION FOR HERITAGE INTERPRETATION
Now moved to <http://www.heritageinterpretation.org.uk>.
is the British professional society for all those concerned with presenting and interpreting our historical and cultural heritage. Apart from Association information and news, there's an archive of articles on interpretation, a mailing list, news of forthcoming events, details of past winners of the Interpret Britain/Ireland competitions, as well as links to other sides of interpretative interest.



CMJ Management Ltd is Brian's current employer. They develop tailored software solutions for hotel and conference agencies.



THE FLORA LONDON MARATHON EXHIBITION
is a running related exhibition run alongside the London Marathon each year. Attended by all runners as well as a large number of running enthusiasts.


SPELL CHECKER FOR EDIT BOXES
is Brian Quinion's celebrated freeware application that will check text inside many Windows applications. Master dictionaries are available here for eight languages.



SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY CEILIDH SOCIETY
one of a large number of clubs run under the umbrella of the Sheffield Union of Students. It organises regular ceilidhs, usually one every two or three weeks, as well as a regular programme of workshops, music events, sessions and trips to other festivals and ceilidhs.



BRIAN QUINION'S PERSONAL PAGES
in which you will find his personal details, CV, and various other information.



MICHAEL QUINION'S PERSONAL PAGE
in which you will discover more than you probably want to know about his background, skills, interest in language, and taste in woolly pullovers.