[lojban] Re: What Texts Would You Like To Read In Lojban?

["Chris Capel" <lojban-out@lojban.org>]

On 8/16/06, Yanis Batura <ybatura@mail.ru> wrote:
> Suppose you have a weighty amount of time and desire to learn Lojban by
> reading texts in it. What texts would you like to use for this purpose?
> Would they be sci-fi, detectives, or scientific articles? What authors would
> you like to read in Lojban?

For fiction, science fiction or translations of classic short stories.
For non-fiction, essays on society, globalism, futurism. I think I
might actually prefer fiction somewhat.

I would really like to have lengthy texts that initially use a limited
vocabulary, and build in complexity. These could be great for didactic
purposes. Myself, already being 30% of the way there, I wouldn't need
the easiest level. But I'm sure many others could use it.

Chris Capel
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