Indices : Terminology : Interrobang

A seldom-used bit of 20th-century punctuation that combines the question mark and the exclamation point.

Typophile threads discussing the history and usefullness of the interrobang:
Chitty Chitty Interrobang Bang
!?: interrobang
Interrobang. Eh?
origins of question mark/exclamation mark/interrobang
Bring back the Interrobang

More about the interrobang at the FontFeed:
National Punctuation Day Reignites Interrobang Passion

Indices : Publications : Interrobang

A SOTA publication, edited by Stephen Coles and Tamye Riggs. The magazine features writers from the type and design communities, unpublished typefaces, and more.

Interrobang 1
Articles

• "Death to Helvetica" by Nick Shinn
• "Why Joe Won't Buy" by Stephen Coles

Unexposed

• Yakuza by Jared Benson
• Plumpo by Peter Bruhn
• Typress by Jacques Le Bailly
• Enterprise by Angus Shamal
• Latinaires by Alejandro Paul

Colophon

• Worldwide, Preface, and Artifact by Nick Shinn
• Plumpo by Peter Bruhn

Interrobang 2
Articles

• "The Case for a User Friendly EULA" by Tiffany Wardle

Interrobang 3

Interrobang 4 Special Dwiggins issue 2006
Articles

• "The Experimental Type Designs of W.A. Dwiggins" by Tiffany Wardle
• "The Serious Humor of Dwiggins" by Richard Kegler
• "The Fonts of Dwiggins" by Tiffany Wardle
• "Comment on Electra" by W.A. Dwiggins
• "Gallery" Dwiggins' Lettering, Design, and Marionettes
• "An Interview with Hermann Püterschein" by Allan Haley

Type designers with work featured in the magazine include Akira Kobayashi, [[Cyrus Highsmith, Jonathan Hoefler, Sibylle Hagmann, Tobias Frere-Jones, Jim Spiece, Thomas Rickner, David Berlow, Richard Kegler, Charles Nix, and Kent Lew

Interrobang 5 2007
Articles

• "Tech Spotlight" the State of OpenType
• "Neutrality in Type Design" by Kai Bernau
• "The Ressurection of Zebra" by Richard Kegler
• "Unexposed" Five Unpublished Typefaces
• "Art in Type Design" by Frederic W. Goudy
• "The Scribe and the Silhouette" by Mark Jamra
• "A Boy and His Type (on Christopher Stern)" by Amy REdmond
• "Happy Birthday, Helvetica"

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