Zori Al-Galosrovi

Have you ever heard of constructed languages - conlangs? Perhaps you might have heard Zamenhof's attempt at a language designed for international communication: Esperanto. Maybe you've heard fictional languages, like Klingon, Na'vi, Dothraki, or the Elvish languages in Tolkien's works. Well, this book has such a language - one that's created by someone to fulfil a particular goal. In this case, it is a language created as a way of expression and a method of describing the world in the author's own words - in very much a literal sense. Part biography, part linguistics, part dictionary. If you find yourself to be a language nerd or looking for inspiration on creating a language, a fan of the author's works, or just intrigued by the squiggly lines on the front cover then this is book's worth the read!I am a self-taught digital artist, musician, world-builder, and language creator. In terms of languages, I've created over two dozens of them, most of which are set in a fictional setting, a world for stories and tales. With my other skills, such as my artistic skills, I take liberty in producing comics and stories that can immerse an audience into the world conveyed. I also enjoy composing music and singing the songs I've written myself under the alias Planet Wolf.