- A
lipogram (from
Ancient Gr****: λειπογράμματος, leipográmmatos, "leaving out a letter"[citation needed]) is a kind of
constrained writing or word game...
- English. A work that
deliberately avoids certain letters is
known as a
lipogram. The plot
revolves around the
dying fictional city of
Branton Hills, which...
- of Life: A User's Manual. As well as
established techniques, such as
lipograms (Perec's
novel A Void) and palindromes, the
group devises new methods...
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written that omit the
letter e
altogether — a form of
literature known as a
lipogram. The
first known recorded explanation of
frequency analysis (indeed, of...
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consecutive letters that are
shared on a
phone keyboard is nonmonotonic.
Lipogram List of long
species names List of the
longest English words with one syllable...
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pangram samples.
Panalphabetic window Pangrammatic window Pangrammatic lipogram Pandigital number, the same idea for
integers in a
given base Heterogram...
- is
specifically applied to. For example:
Lipogram: a
letter (commonly e or o) is outlawed. Reverse-
lipograms: each word must
contain a
particular letter...
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Arabic letter frequency English word
frequency Letter frequency effect Lipogram RSTLNE (Wheel of Fortune)
American Morse code was
developed in the 1830s...
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Ernest Vincent Wright,
author of the 1939
novel Gadsby,
written entirely in
lipogram, was
unable to find a
publisher for his work and
ultimately chose to publish...
- A Void,
translated from the
original French La
Disparition (lit. "The Disappearance"), is a 300-page
French lipogrammatic novel,
written in 1969 by Georges...
