Rogues, to speak thus irreverently of the alphabet, I shall live to see you glad to serve old Q — to curl the wig of great S — adjust the do...

The Boston Globe has published a nice article about the invention of Bananagrams , giving more details than I have ever previous encountered...

In addition to his anagramming prowess and his wonderfully surreal and whimsical stories, Lewis Carroll is known for creating numerous games...

Anagrams were very popular during the 17th century, and particularly in France. King Louis XIII used anagrams as a recreational form of inte...

Galileo was a professor in Padua, Italy, studying physics and mathematics, when he heard about the sudden development of telescopes in Holla...

One half of the Bananagrams family tree was sketched out in this post which basically covered the inheritance of traits from crossword puzz...

The first Bananagrams-themed book is on its way: Bananagrams!: The Official Book . It sounds like the book has a huge variety of Bananagram...

What if a game like Bananagrams had been invented before Scrabble? Would Scrabble be as popular as it is today? Would it even have been manu...