This is a short list of the pieces we've liked the most since Printculture's launch in January, 2005.

These reflections on the evergreen, chart-topping death-of-English theme drew responses from several readers.

Ted's Law was invented by my friend "Ted" when he was about 10 years old. His class was studying mathematical powers (you know, where 10³ equals 10 x 10 x 10 equals 1000), and Ted came up with a way of explaining that rule in plain English for his classmates. This piece ended up featuring a Microsoft Paint-created rendition of the poster Ted made, and a few thoughts on the nature of originality.