Natalie Schilling-Estes
Walt Wolfram Is William C. Friday Distinguished Professor At North Carolina State University, And Author Or Co-Author Of 17 Books And Over 250 Articles, Including "The Development Of African American English" (With Erik Thomas, Blackwell 2002) And "American Voices "(Edited With Ben Ward, Blackwell 2006).
Natalie Schilling-Estes Is Associate Professor Of Linguistics At Georgetown University. She Is Co-Author Of "Hoi Toide On The Outer Banks: The Story Of The Ocracoke Brogue" (With Walt Wolfram, 1997) And Co-Editor Of "The Handbook Of Language Variation And Change" (With J. K. Chamb

