Re: Conlang book

MGreenlee@AOL.COM sikayal:

> Does anyone have any interest in writing any of the sections for the conlang
> book? These are the sections I'm planning to include (though I may add more,
> if anyone has suggestions):
>
> Introduction and general discussion of conlanging
> History of conlanging
> Descriptions of individual conlangs*
> Suggestions for how to make a conlang
>    Phonology**
>    Writing**
>    Morphology*
>    Syntax
>    Semantics
>    Sound change
> Glossary*
>
> * in progress
> ** completed
I'd take a crack at the sound change section, though there are other
people who might be more qualified.  What are you looking for,
exactly?  Could I see the already-completed chapters?

Jesse S. Bangs jaspax@u.washington.edu
"It is of the new things that men tire--of fashions and proposals and
improvements and change.  It is the old things that startle and
intoxicate.  It is the old things that are young."
-G.K. Chesterton _The Napoleon of Notting Hill_
Conlanger code: CLI> l%p+++ cS:R:N:H a++ y n18d:6 X+++ A-- E-- L-- N2.5
Idmp k++ ia-- p+ m++ o+++ P d++ b++ Yivríndil