Editing Shavian alphabet (section)

== Other print literature ==
Between 1963 and 1965, 8 issues of the journal, ''Shaw-script'', were published by [[Ronald Kingsley Read|Read]] in [[Worcester, England|Worcester]], U.K. The journal used Shaw's Alphabet, and much of the content was submitted by Shaw enthusiasts. In more recent years, there have been several published works of classical literature transliterated into Shavian.

The first, released in 2012, was the works of [[Edgar Allan Poe]] entitled ''Poe Meets Shaw: The Shaw Alphabet Edition of Edgar Allan Poe'', by Tim Browne. This book was published via Shaw Alphabet Books and had two editions in its original release. One, like ''Androcles and the Lion'', had Shavian side-by-side with the Latin equivalent and the other was a Shavian-only edition.

The second, released in 2013, was an edition of ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', transcribed into Shavian by Thomas Thurman.<ref name="Shaw Alice">{{cite book| first= Lewis |last= Carroll| authorlink= Lewis Carroll| title= Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: An edition printed in the Shaw alphabet|date= September 2013| place= [[Westport, County Mayo|Cathair na Mart]]| publisher= Evertype |isbn= 978-1-78201-036-4}}</ref> This was published as a Shaw-only edition with no side-by-side Latin equivalent. The Shavian fonts were designed by Michael Everson.

In 2019, a print version of ''[[Pride and Prejudice]]'' was published in Shaw-only form by the website Shavian.info.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Austen |first=Jane |title=Pride and Prejudice |publisher=Shavian.info |year=2019 |edition=Shavian Alphabet |isbn=9780648570509}}</ref>