Verbatim: The Language QuarterlyFrequency| Quarterly

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Founder| Laurence Urdang
Year founded| 1974
Company| Word, Inc.
Country| United States
Based in| Chicago
Language| English
Website| www.verbatimmag.com
ISSN| 0162-0932

Verbatim: The Language Quarterly was a literary magazine aimed at reporting language and linguistic issues for non-specialist readers. It was established in 1974.[1] These matters are announced in the magazine's advertised slogan: "Language and linguistics for the layperson since 1974".[2] The founding editor was Laurence Urdang and the final editor was Erin McKean. Verbatim was administered from Chicago, with a UK office in Chearsley, Aylesbury Vale. Until the end of the 1980s, it was distributed in the United States and Canada by the independent publisher Stein & Day.

## Notes and references[edit]

1. ^ "Verbatim". World Wide Words. Retrieved December 7, 2015.
2. ^ Verbatim — official website.

## Bibliography[edit]

* "Stein & Day Publishing Files for Bankruptcy". New York Times. June 27, 1987.
* "Stein & Day To Shut Down". New York Times. July 29, 1988.

## External links[edit]

* Verbatim — official website (with some back issues up to 2004)
* Table of Contents — list of articles (author and title) by volume and number

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