tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Jul 12 15:37:58 1996
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Re: tlhIngan Hol books
- From: Will Martin <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: tlhIngan Hol books
- Date: Fri, 12 Jul 1996 18:37:38 -0400 ()
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Okay, the A.C. Crispin words:
Heghba� ritual suicide (n) {from Sarek, the novel by A.C.
Crispin}
norgh shark-like sea carnivore (n) {from Sarek, the novel
by A.C. Crispin}
It's not exactly a lot to be excited about.
charghwI'
On Wed, 10 Jul 1996 06:33:25 -0700 Joel Peter Anderson
<[email protected]> wrote:
> HoD jubwI' writes:
> > > [email protected] (Alan Anderson) wrote:-
> > > There are many novels that "use" Klingon, but few do it well. One actually
> > > is considered a source of true Klingon vocabulary, because the author seems
> > > to have gotten a word or two directly from Marc Okrand. I don't know the
> > > details of its publication, but its title is "Sarek".
> >
> > I read that book but I don't remember tlhIngan Hol being used in it. I
> > don't even remember a Klingon being in it.
>
> lIjqu'ta' Hoch!
>
> This discussion went on for a while some time ago - when GEnie still
> had lively discussion and I was a member there. A.C.Crispin, the
> author of _Sarek_ was on GEnie, and I had exchanged messages with her
> regarding the book, both its Vulcan and Klingon aspects. I cannot
> remember the words used - perhaps the list archive has them noted.
>
> As to whether there were Klingons... well, they were only the main
> apparent villains, and the final section took place on Qo'noS, so yeah
> - there were a *COUPLE* of bumpy-heads popping up....
>
> --------------
>
> Also, regarding tlhIngan Hol books, there are a number of books
> available from the ILS. I'm sure a list could be found if
> we wanted to be complete in this discussion (and fair).
>
>
> joel anderson * [email protected] * [email protected]
> mIghghachvo' yImej 'ej yIQaQ; roj yInej 'ej Dochvam yItlha'
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