Yannis Haralambous

Ariq Syauqi. — Southern Sumatran Scripts: The Transformation from 14th Century to Present

A. Block. — Inscribing Multilingualism: Lifemaps and “Trans-scripting” Among Moroccan Amazigh

Guy Boursier. — Why the abjad suits the Arabs

Joseph Dichy. — Written languages and the Mental Lexicon: a crucial aspect of grapholinguistics

Mary C. Dyson & David Březina. — Do we process characters as shapes, nothing special?

T. Nemeth & M. Tiefenthaler. — Prima — An innovative type, designed for learning to read and wri

Isabella Maurizio & Fabian Strobel. — From Graphemes to Phonemes to Graphemes

Florian Coulmas. — Truth in the Linguistic Landscape

Michael Filhol. — AZVD as a Sign Language writing system proxy, and the potential evolution

Lieke Verheijen. — Orthographic and Visual Alignment in Online Writing

Dennis Reisloh & Tatjana Scheffler. — On the linguistic status of emojis

Claudia Bianchini & Ludovic Saint-Bauzel. — Transcribing the body as we transcribe the voice

Arvind Iyengar. — Braille as writing: Evidence and lessons for grapholinguistic theory

Helen Magowan. — Twoards Reading in Four Dimensions

Noah Hermalin. — The Efficiency Mappings in Two Logographic Writing Systems

Keisuke Honda. — Rōmaji for romanisation and beyond: A non-phonemic adaptation of the Latin scrip

James Myers. — Synchronic and diachronic ordering in Chinese character form patterns

Avelino Corral Esteban. — The process of graphization of the Scottish Gaelic language

Yannis Haralambous. — Masoretic Graphemics and Graphetics: Challenges and Solutions

Jonas Romstadt. — Looking for the crucial point(s)

Santhosh Thottingal. — Parametric type design in the era of variable and color fonts

Terry Joyce. — Some tentative musings on the nature of morphography

David L. Share. — Blueprint for a Universal Theory of Learning to Read

Philippa M. Steele. — Thoughts on the visual-cultural fit of writing systems

Dimitrios Meletis. — Types of iconicity in phonographic writing systems

Amalia Gnanadesikan. — Mind the Gap: Spaces and Boundaries in Spoken and Written Language

Camille Circlude. — Post-binary typography for a debinarised future

Robert Schoch & Tomi S. Melka. — Towards a Comprehensive Grapholinguistic Analysis of Rongorongo

T. S. Melka & R. Schoch. — The Persistence of the Grapholinguistic Rongorongo Tradition on Rapa Nu