Re: Zera and other conlangs
From: | Kenji Schwarz <schwarz@...> |
Date: | Monday, April 10, 2000, 16:00 |
On Sun, 9 Apr 2000, Brad Coon wrote:
> Oooh, now you have gone and pricked my guilty conscience. Kenji's
> Sayat which is on Kamchatka and Boreanesia could co-exist. Kenji and
> I in particular exchanged email about doing more with this but my
> schedule has never allowed me to pursue as I would wish too. However,
Same here, unfortunately. The Sayat language has never really approached
any finished/usable state, and I decided to drop the
concultural/historical side of things until I could at least get the
language in good enough shape to, say, do one of the translation exercises
on the list.
> the Hangkerim could not fit in to my vision at least. The Nowan world
> is basically *our* world plus the Nowans and if we ever pursue it, the
> Sayat and the Boreanesians. I am not aware of other modern world
> concultures that could co-exist with mine.
I have to agree -- Nowan-Sayat coexistence is a bit of a stretch as it is,
I suspect. I'm not sure about Boreanesia, since I'm not up-to-date on its
history, but the Sayat are definitely not compatible (without major
rewriting) with the Hangkerim or the Brithenig worlds.
Kenji