New Testament in the Read Alphabet

The Read Alphabet (also known as Quickscript) was released in the late 1960s with lessons learned from the Shavian alphabet in mind. Lack of funding and difficulties in communication barred publishing material in the alphabet at the time. Fortunately, recent technological advances have lowered the cost of publishing significantly. It is time that the world's best seller begin being available to the world. This project was carried out for two reasons. To celebrate the beauty of the alphabet, and to support spelling reform for the English language. For too long we have been held back by a truly inefficient orthography. Now is the time to change that. This work is based on the text of the World English Bible. Like its predecessor, it is in the public domain. Spread it far and wide.