Re: Zera and other conlangs
From: | DOUGLAS KOLLER <laokou@...> |
Date: | Sunday, April 9, 2000, 19:00 |
From: "Kristian Jensen"
> The concultures on this list located in the Asia-Pacific region fit
> this nicely. So that would include my Boreanesia, Barry Garcia's
> concultures, Hawksinger's Pacific island-continent of Pan (the Nowans),
> and Kenji Schwarz's conculture. So in theory, these cultures could
> exist in the same universe as Hangkerim. Anyone else?
Géarthnuns speakers (themselves yet unnamed) reside on an island (also as
yet unnamed) in the Sea of Japan, offshore from where the borders of China,
Korea, and Russia converge. It exists in our time. Géarthnuns speakers,
unfortunately, don't have the memory-blotting effects of the Anta, nor the
advantage of an island which moves as do the speakers of Teonaht, but
consider themselves discreet enough to have migrated eastward undetected
across great swaths of Europe and Asia before settling in and becoming the
most courteous of neighbors. As such, they don't really disrupt "here"
history, but for the geological implications of a new island suddenly
popping up near Vladivostok.
Kou