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As they say in ZanzibarLondon: HarperCollins, 2006, 717 pp. 0 00 721202 X; US edition (Oxford) 978 0 19 537450 601.01.2006
Language deathCambridge: CUP, 2000, x+198 pp. 0 521 65321 5; Canto edition, 2002 (shown here); Canto Classics edition, 2014, 9781107431812; Spanish translation, 2001, La muerte de las lenguas (Madrid: Cambridge University Press), 218 pp. 84 8323 134 4; Galician translation, 2003, A morte das linguas (Vigo: Editorial Galaxia), 261 pp. 84 8288 622 3; Serbian translation, 2003, Smrt jezika (Belgrade: eke XX Vek), 262 pp. 86 7562 023 3; Lithuanian translation, 2005, Kalbos myrtis (Vilnius: Tyto alba), 204 pp. 9986 16 446 X; Arabic translation 2006 (University of Tabuk); Turkish translation, 2007, Dillerin Katli (Istanbul: Profil Yayincilik), 230 pp.01.01.2000
The art of storytelling
The art of storytellingBroadcast 2 June 2016, BBC Radio 3, for the series 'The Essay', 15 mins. Available on BBC Sounds: 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b07cypjj

Recorded in front of an audience at the Hay Festival, one of five talks on this topic. Other contributors: artist and memoirist Edmund de Waal, broadcaster and musician Clemency Burton-Hill, Shakespeare scholar Professor Emma Smith and novelist Jon Gower.
With so many of the world's languages disappearing,how we can preserve for the future the many different stories of accent, dialect and language?
 
06.02.2016
The future of languageDVD of three lectures with subtitles and accompanying book of commentary (London: Routledge, 2009): The future of Englishes; Language death; Internet linguistics. 9780415484909.07.01.2009