"Stephen Glazier...was a modern Peter Mark Roget—a putter-together of word lists."

—William Safire
New York Times Magazine

Stephen Glazier, who died in 1992 at the age of 44, loved language and its expressive powers. For two decades he was a novelist, teacher, journalist, editor, copywriter, screenwriter, and, finally, a dedicated and innovative lexicographer.

It took eight years of devoted effort to complete the Word Menu. His research covered every area of knowledge and embraced classification schemes ranging from the file systems of computer technology to the divisions of medieval learning. The result is an up-to-date system that organizes language for contemporary needs and a major advance in modern lexicography...(more)

Based on the Random House published book by author Stephen Glazier, Word Menu is a simple-to-use software program designed for creative writers, journalists, students, teachers, crossword puzzle enthusiasts, and everyone else interested in language...(more)

Word Menu was first published in 1992 by Random House and has been revised and updated several times since then. Originally in hard back, there are currently two paperback versions in print.

The mass market paperback version retails for $6.99 (ISBN: 0345414411). The larger paperback version, titled "Random House Webster's Word Menu" is 800 pages and retails for $25.00 (ISBN: 0375700838).

The "Write Brothers" have been purveyors of award-winning software for writers for over twenty years...(more)

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