The Horse, The Wheel, And Language, by David W. Anthony | Literature Review
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
\"That language is a guide to the thoughts, concerns, and material culture of the real people who lived in a definite region between about 4500-2500 BCE\" - pg. 89
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
Isolated Grammars | HDW Conlinguistics
Geography determines language shift
The Interdisciplinarity of Worldbuilding
Worldbuilding is the one field where no changed major feels like \"wasted time.\"
The Mythologies From Where J.R.R. Tolkien Materialized Middle-Earth | HDW Mythocosmography
Although Tolkien was also inspired by Arthurian legend and the journals of William Morris\’ journey in Iceland, I want to specifically focus on the main mythologies that they are rooted…
Yorkshire Family Has African-Roman Ancestry? | Bitubis Series
There are no guaranteed answers to this question.
The Love-Hate Relationship Between Creativity And Mental Disorders
It is not simple to pigeonhole this connection into the label \"Tortured Artist\"
The Welsh Linguist Who Discovered The Link Between European Languages And Sanskrit | Sanestos Series
With this discovery, Jones was able to revolutionize the linguistic field.
The Breton-American Writer Of The Beat Generation | Sanestos Series
His writing inspired many famous people, yet it was not prestige rather the free flow.
Self-Titled, by Josh Groban | Music Review
\"In this cruel, lonely world/I found one love\" - You\'re Still You, Josh Groban
Theophoric Names In Conlanging
There is not a lot of discussion, either from David J. Peterson or Marc Rosenfelder, about the use of naming in conlangs. Indeed, it is through the names, terminology, and…