[Spellyans] SWF Y (was Re: Falmouth)

[Janice Lobb]

Eddy wheg
Please don't think I'm criticising anyone who contributes to this list - I
have some of your stuff as well as Michael's and I find it all useful - I'm
merely thinking wishfully. As to the Cussel, well we've got several things
in the pipeline but I'm afraid we are slow workers. Is there any point in
distributing publications in spellings we are no longer using? You know our
historical problems with spellings as mobile as quicksands.
Jan


On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 9:08 PM, Eddie Climo <eddie_climo at yahoo.co.uk>wrote:

> Ha, Janice!
>
> www.GwaskAnOrlewen.com
> 5 years ago, I started translating and publishing in just about ALL of the
> historically based forms of revived Cornish; something in excess of 65
> publications to date, both print and e-media, in Cornish set parallel with
> half a dozen other languages; 2 publications so far containing Late
> Cornish, with a 3rd one due out soon.
>
> www.AganTavas.org/dafar.html
> Spyrys a Gernow and Agan Tavas have dozens of publications in many
> flavours of authentic Cornish: books, greetings cards, CDs, cassettes. .
> .the list goes on and on.
>
> www.Evertype.com
> Micheal has already said his piece, but he has a most impressive back list
> in Cornish, including many blockbuster titles. . .and the best is yet to
> come!
>
> Perhaps you find little, or nothing much, that's 'interesting and
> entertaining' in those modest collections. If so, I'm sure we're always
> open to suggestions, sos. Finally, what about. . .
>
> Cussel an Tavaz Kernûak
> I'm not sure just what you all have published over the last few years,
> Janice (details seem to be elusive), but I'd be very interested in you
> sharing a list of what publications are currently available in revived
> Late/Modern Cornish. I'd sure like to broaden the range of what's on my
> Cornish bookshelf!
>
> Dhys yn lel,
>
> Eddie Climo
>
> On 29 Apr 2014, at 20:15, Janice Lobb <janicelobb at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Important as all these discussions are, won't it be wonderful when
> everyone stops writing about the language and starts writing interesting
> and entertaining material in it.
> > Jan
>
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