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My name is Anthony Miles. I started conlanging in high school, but fell in love with languages by reading Tolkien and starting Latin and Greek with stories of Aeneas and Achilles. My first conlang, naReNga naRí, was based on varying vowels within or next to consonantal roots. These notes exist somewhere at my parents' house. My second conlang, Habazalei Dhabramez, was Indo-European-influenced, and on its strength I joined the Conlang List. My third fully developed conlang, Fortunatian or Uchunata, was set in a conworld, the Fortunate Islands Universe, which soon superceded the conlanging aspect of world building. I spent the next few years developing the FIU mythos and narrative. For year or so, I was too busy with other matters to do much conlanging or conculturing, but more recently I have returned to relatively pure conlanging. I have also become a jan pi toki pona and interested in minimal languages and natural semantic metalanguage.
My name is Anthony Miles. I started conlanging in high school, but fell in love with languages by reading Tolkien and starting Latin and Greek with stories of Aeneas and Achilles. My first conlang, naReNga naRí, was based on varying vowels within or next to consonantal roots. These notes exist somewhere at my parents' house. My second developed conlang, Habazalei Dhabramez, was Indo-European-influenced, and on its strength I joined the Conlang List. The notes for this conlang are in disrepair, and I doubt I can reconstruct it sufficiently thoroughly. My third fully developed conlang, Fortunatian or Uchunata, was set in a conworld, the Fortunate Islands Universe, which soon superceded the conlanging aspect of world building. I spent the next few years developing the FIU mythos and narrative.
 
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Languages I am working on:


Languages to work on:
A priori:
A priori:
[[Kingspeech]]
[[Náŋifi Fasúxa]]
[[Náŋifi Fasúxa]]
[[Ngiæra]]
[[Cheyoon]]
[[Siye]]
[[Ulok]]
[[Kandaxangg]]
[[Tanaros]]
[[Kunke]]
[[Magistri Miscellanea]]
A posteriori:
A posteriori:
[[Fortunatian]]  
 
(revised version)
[[Fortunatian]] (revised version)
 
[[Koha]]

Latest revision as of 14:10, 27 February 2018

My name is Anthony Miles. I started conlanging in high school, but fell in love with languages by reading Tolkien and starting Latin and Greek with stories of Aeneas and Achilles. My first conlang, naReNga naRí, was based on varying vowels within or next to consonantal roots. These notes exist somewhere at my parents' house. My second developed conlang, Habazalei Dhabramez, was Indo-European-influenced, and on its strength I joined the Conlang List. The notes for this conlang are in disrepair, and I doubt I can reconstruct it sufficiently thoroughly. My third fully developed conlang, Fortunatian or Uchunata, was set in a conworld, the Fortunate Islands Universe, which soon superceded the conlanging aspect of world building. I spent the next few years developing the FIU mythos and narrative.

Pretentious essay removed.

Languages I am working on:

A priori:

Kingspeech

Náŋifi Fasúxa

Ngiæra

Cheyoon

Siye

Ulok

Kandaxangg

Tanaros

Kunke

Magistri Miscellanea

A posteriori:

Fortunatian (revised version)

Koha