Since Notrikon is in Hebrew, for readers who prefer English, Izgad (izgad.blogspot.com) recently began a literary blog called Tipsy on Books: Dispatches from the Tavern. Similarly, Izgad is now employed as the Judaica cataloger for Eric Chaim Kline, Bookseller, and his posts are about treasures and curiosities from his employer's inventory. But this blog too is a very legitimate, interesting blog in its own right and I would say that its commercial connection is irrelevent.
I stress that this post itself is not an ad or even a favor to these two bloggers. These are two very good new blogs that are worth your time and mine.
Thank you.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't it be Notarikon?
ReplyDeleteNow if only you could figure out how to blog for profit!
ReplyDelete>Shouldn't it be Notarikon?
ReplyDeleteNotaryekun according to the Tishbi. Anyway, "Notrikon" is a vulgar pronunciation. Parsha Blog "should be" Parasha Blog, but I don't think anyone would accuse it of not being on a high level.
OTML Fan,
Thanks. Donations definitely do help. :-)
Thank you for the recommendation...
ReplyDeleteaccording to the Tishbi - Basel 1601 - it's Netarikon (See in the heading of the blog)