Laura Wright is a Reader in English Language at the University of Cambridge, where she works on the history of English.

• Modern East Anglia as a Dialect Area - Peter TrudgillOld East Anglian: a Problem in Old English Dialectology - Jacek FisiakEast Anglian Place-Names: Sources of Lost Dialect - Karl Inge SandredLanguage in Contact: Old East Saxon and East Anglian - Gillis KristenssonSociolects in Fourteenth-Century London - Gillis KristenssonSome Morphological Features of the Norfolk Guild Certificates of 1388/9: An Exercise in Variation - Laura WrightElaboration in Practice: The Use of English in Medieval East Anglian Medicine - Claire JonesThird-Person Singular Zero: African-American English, East Anglian Dialects and Spanish Persecution in the Low Countries - Peter TrudgillChapters in the Social History of East Anglian English: The Case of the Third-Person Singular (with Helena Raumolin-Brunberg and Peter Trudgill)Peter Trudgill) - Terttu NevalainenChapters in the Social History of East Anglian English: The Case of the Third-Person Singular (with Terttu Nevalainen and Helena Raumolin-Brunberg)Raumolin-Brunberg) - Peter TrudgillChapters in the Social History of East-Anglian English: The Case of the Third-Person Singular (with Peter Trudgill and Terttu Nevalainen)Nevalainen) - Helena Raumolin-BrunbergThe Modern Reflexes of Some Middle English Vowel Contrasts in Norfolk and Norwich - K R LodgeWelcome to East Anglia: Two Major Dialect 'Boundaries' in the Fens - David BritainSyntactic Change in North-West Norfolk - Pat Poussa