McGill English Dictionary of Rhyme 2.0

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~Professor Joseph Pisano
Director of Music and Fine Arts Technology
Assistant Chairman of Music and Fine Arts
Grove City College, Grove City, PA

American poet, Bryant H. McGill, has announced the release of a software rhyming dictionary derived from his award-winning McGill English Dictionary of Rhyme, which is used by over one hundred thousand writers, educators, students, aspiring poets, and songwriters from more than 100 countries, and stands as the world's most extensive rhyming reference ever created in the history of the English language.

This essential reference, dedicated by McGill to "fellow poets everywhere," is perfect for poets, songwriters, lyricists, copywriters, advertising agencies, pathologists, speechwriters, advertisers, teachers, students, researchers, linguists, writers, or anyone who enjoys rhyming words. The electronic reference software can even be run from a portable USB thumb/jump drive, which may be carried in the user's pocket, making this reference perfect for students and those on the go.

   

Our dictionary has been mentioned on the front-page of the prestigious Wall Street Journal newspaper, and by the New York Times! Under development for over 10 years and with thousands of man hours of research and development behind its pages the reference was specifically designed to work with the differing needs of those who use it. The print version is broken into numerous volumes so you can easily buy only the volumes that are needed for your particular project, making it both affordable and practical. With the easiest to use index ever created in a rhyming reference, the words you need are instantly just a fingertip away. The print version is the world's most extensive rhyming reference ever created in the history of the English languageand represents the pinnacle of linguistic achievement of its type.

Application Features

• Designed for Portability / Thumb Drives
• Has No Impact on System
• Requires no heavy database engines to be installed
• Does not harm Windows Performance
• Contains no hidden Spy Ware!
• Compatibility with Windows
• Is 100% FREE with no nags

Who Could Use It?

In many walks of life and professions there is a necessity for the clever manipulation of words and word sounds. The FREE ELECTRONIC VERSION of McGill English Dictionary of Rhyme is a tool for super-creativity and super-productivity. The President's speech writer could use it, CNN news writers, the world's leading news papers and magazines, a fourth grader, college students, the self-employed marketer, internet companies who publish content on the web, teachers, professors, the world's best selling authors, the struggling poet or playwright, advertising agencies, and anyone who is concerned with the rhyming relationships of words, such as:

Tokyo Debut with Michael Jackson

Hanging out with Michael Jackson during a v2.0 debut in Tokyo, where I was presenting him with the first, unreleased, and personally autographed copy of my popular reference and software for songwriters and poets. Michael was delighted and I got some great feedback from him during our meeting. I was there under personal invitation with my friends E'Casanova and Eric Boone, Paris Hilton's Photographer.

VersePerfect: The Editor of Choice for Songwriters, Poets, Rappers and Copywriters.

Special Thanks to the Development Team

Primary Developers:
Bryant McGill and Adam Markowitz

Sample Work Contributors and Special Mentions:
Susaye Greene, E'Cas Evans, Vincent Ancona, Michael Hernandez, Chantelle Paige, Nikhil Parekh, Professor Joseph Pisano, Linda Kordich, Charlotte Banke, Adam Mariucci, and Nome Wynn.

Volume 1 Book Covers