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Haddow, Kris


Total words by this author in corpus - 8,840
Total unique words used by this author in corpus - 2,293
Ratio of total words to unique words - 3.855
Top ten most common words - the, a, and, tae, in, it, €™, €™s, o, wis,
Total number of punctuation marks - 1,133

Punctuation statistics

5 semicolons in total or 0.57 per thousand words 3 colons in total or 0.34 per thousand words 72 apostrophes in total or 8.14 per thousand words 0 quotes in total or 0.00 per thousand words 534 commas in total or 60.41 per thousand words 32 exclamation marks in total or 3.62 per thousand words 26 question marks in total or 2.94 per thousand words 451 full stops in total or 51.02 per thousand words Haddow, Kris; : ' " , ! ? . Sorry, your browser does not support inline SVG.

List of articles

Haud the Bus - Nuhin is Certain, Except
The Wee Paper (2022-08-31) in Central categorised as prose (1,004 words)

Haud the Bus - No In-gleesh
The Wee Paper (2022-09-14) in Central categorised as prose (1,308 words)

Haud the Bus - Where Dae Ye Catch the Bus Tae Sarajevo?
The Wee Paper (2022-09-28) in Central categorised as prose (1,276 words)

Haud the Bus - The Stert ae World War III?
The Wee Paper (2022-10-12) in Central categorised as prose (1,269 words)

On Times Austere
words.krishaddow.com (2012-01-06) in Central categorised as poetry (58 words)

Ronnie's Story
words.krishaddow.com (2011) in Central categorised as prose (1,610 words)

nobody remembers the birdman - The Incomer
Association for Scottish Literature (2022-07-29) in Central categorised as prose (2,315 words)

Heatmap of punctuation

Haddow, Kris

Full stops are red; commas are blue;
apostrophes are yellow; quotes are pink;
question marks are green; Exclamation marks are cyan;
semicolons are white; colons are black