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* [[https://blog.linguistlist.org/fund-drive/a-history-of-pop-culture-conlangs-part-iii-dothraki-valyrian-and-how-language-becomes-its-world-and-people|A History of Pop Culture Conlangs Part III: Dothraki, Valyrian and How a Language Becomes its World and People]] |
Articles about conlangs
- Audience, Uglossia and CONLANG by Sarah Higley
- Press articles about the Paramount Vs Anaxar case, which involves the copyright status of Klingon
- Conlang Curiosities
- The Smiley Award
- Fiat Lingua
- John Clifford's Blog contains articles about Loglan,Lojban,Toki Pona and aUI
- Constructed Languages at Serious Science.
- Utopian for Beginners New Yorker article about Ithkuil
- Balaybalan at Encyclopedia Iranica Balaibalan.
- Pin eight on Valency contains Information about Tesяfkǝm, iljena and Kēlen
- Conlang reviews by Jim Henry. Contains information about Volksigid,Vabungula,Qakwan.Ilomi,Taruven,Alurhsa, and Feayran.
- William Annis's Notes on Afrihili
- Jörg Rhiemeier's Conlang Page
- Migros Magazin article on Klingon in German.
- Speaking in Tongues article from New Republic
- The Complex Linguistic Universe of "Game of Thrones" Article from The Economist. Mentions Quenya, Sindarin, Dothraki and High Valyrian.
- The Fantasy Languages of Netflix's Bright Interview with David Peterson in PC Magazine. Contains information about Övüsi and Bodzvokhan
- Meet the Man who Created the Languages on Game of Thrones Interview with David Peterson in PC Magazine. Contains infotmation about Dothraki, High Valyrian and Mag Nuk
- The invented language that found a second life online BBC Future article about Esperanto
- Clongos in the Congo
- A History of Pop Culture Conlangs: Sindarin to Today article from the Linguist List blog about Tolkien's conlangs.
- A History of Conlangs Part II: How Human is Alien Language? Science Fiction, Language and Klingon article from the Linguist List blog
- A History of Pop Culture Conlangs Part III: Dothraki, Valyrian and How a Language Becomes its World and People