To help eager readers move back and forth, here are links to the profiles of each of our seven frequent (and usually dependable) contributors to our open request for submitted palindromes.
The editors of this blog feel that palindromes are inherently present in our language, so the presence of the less famous items is reported, discovered, or re-discovered by these writers, rather than being the "creation" of a particular word-artist. In other words you may have seen some of their offerings on lists of palindromes elsewhere, but that is no problem for us.
(Pedro, the Goofy 'Dromer)
Now, you have met our entire cohort of regularly submitting armchair palindromists. You might want to proceed to our next blogpost to see how they handle challenges such as spoofing particular entities in the classic repertoire. Start by seeing their creative reactions to "A man, a plan, a canal -- Panama" by clicking HERE.
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