> 1) How did you get in to conlanging? What was your inspiration?
I've had a personal fascination with languages and communication
since the age of 8 - an oddity in a household that was, at best,
monlingual.
> 2) What is your purpose in creating languages? Is it a personal
> art, an anthropological experiment, a pasttime...?
First, it is a pasttime for my own entertainment.
Second, I do it for personal experiments with regards to limits of
communication and language variation.
> 3) How have people reacted when you tell them about it?
True friends already know I'm a geek long before I mention
conlanging.
> 4) Did conlanging lead you places you never expected it to
> take you?
It lead me into teaching ESL - English as a Second Language.