League of the Lexicon: Global Edition

Name: League of the Lexicon: Global Edition
Brand: Adams Media
SKU: 7225011
Price: 13.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Two Brothers Games & Brendan O'neill (ED.)
ISBN: 9781507225011

By: Two Brothers Games & Brendan O'neill (ED.)

Product Information

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Title: League of the Lexicon: Global Edition
By: Two Brothers Games & Brendan O'neill (ED.)
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 100
Vendor: Adams Media
Publication Date: 2025

Dimensions: 5.3 X 1.5 (inches)
Weight: 1 pound 2 ounces
ISBN: 1507225016
ISBN-13: 9781507225011
Series: League Of The Lexicon
Stock No: WW7225011

Publisher's Description

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An expansion to the award-winning game the League of the Lexicon, these 500 brainteasers feature questions about languages from across the globe, perfect for all wordies, well-travelled or not.

Who were the first people to run AMOK?
How much is UN BILLION DE DOLLARS?
How many people still speak LATIN?

Find out the answers to these questions and more in League of the Lexicon: Global Edition, an expansion to the award-winning game about words and language. With fascinating questions about language around the world, it’s perfect for linguists everywhere.

Author Bio

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Two Brothers Games makes games that are whip-smart, visually stunning, and completely original. Inspired by the founder’s two boys, Sonny and Jude, and powered by curiosity and wonder, its mission is to get people thinking, talking and laughing, no batteries required.

Joshua Blackburn is a writer and photographer. He’s also the inventor of the most successful word game in Kickstarter history, League of the Lexicon. His previous books include the award-winning Acme Climate Action and Launderama, a photography book that beautifully documents London’s last remaining launderettes. Joshua created League of the Lexicon for his two sons during Covid lockdown and was the game’s most prolific question writer. He has since become an accidental linguist, appearing on podcasts like The Allusionist, Because Language, The Failing Writers, and Butter No Parsnips. He lives in London with his family, a neurotic cat, and an overly large taxidermy collection.