The Pilcrow, Part 2
Tags: Language · History · Writing
I pick up the pilcrow’s trail in medieval scriptoria, watching it morph from a humble K for kaput into the familiar reversed P, shaped by scribes, rubricators and the slow, messy evolution of Western punctuation
Rolly's Take
For the curious soul who finds poetry in punctuation and meaning in medieval margins. They linger at the crossroads of history and language, captivated by the stories woven through the evolution of the written word. This blog invites a reflective exploration, urging you to trace the connections that shape our understanding of expression itself.