Axon Firings

Part one ended on a question.

In the first post of this series, I was angry about the book’s linguistics.

I love science fiction that gets the science wrong.

Have I mentioned The Merlin Murders, my cozy mystery series set in King Arthur’s Camelot?

After ten years of work, Crown of Crows is finally complete.

One of the joys of sharing conlang work publicly is the chance to get feedback and suggestions to make the languages truly sing.

A month or two ago, while writing Crown of Crows, I suddenly and unexpectedly found myself in desperate need of a language for dragons.

Ah friends!

Everywhere you look, in every nook and niche, from art museums to zookeeping, artificial intelligence is the topic of the day.

Below is a transcript of a conversation between Professor Eleinn Hahíns of the Royal College of Banra and Magister Errícc Cnohrmann, a visiting scholar from Gialla, discussing the later stages of the Pizan language following the Yḿboldhźh (Head-Rolling) r…