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Interviews

whichenglish.com interviewed the linguist David Crystal at his home in Holyhead, a small town on the north-eastern tip of Wales best known for being a ferry port for ships to Ireland. The extensive articles are split into several sections that can be read sunsecutively or individually.

David Crystal

Part One
David Crystal: chance beginnings.
David Crystal talks about his early career and how he ended up back in Holyhead.

Part Two
David Crystal: two sides and many different worlds.
David Crystal talks about how he developed an internet search tool "smarter" than google's.

Part Three
David Crystal: authorship and a life spent travelling.
David Crystal

Part Four
David Crystal: the nuts and bolts of the English language.
David Crystal talks about the state of English, about literacy levels and texting, as well as the future of globalised English.

whichenglish.com will bring you more interviews this year.