type: composition (excerpt)
format: word search (printed/PDF)
description: I wrote a computer program to create strings of phonemes that are found in English and then used it to create two lists of words. list 1 was made by using phonemes at approximately the frequency that each occurs in American English; list 2 was made using all phonemes at random (even chance). some words that were created were already English words and some were new. I used a selection of these new words from list 1 and made them into a word search.
questions: what are you trying to say?
released July 2020
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Justin Bulava Portland, Oregon
experimenter in sound, text, and everything else.
