When you write a story of any depth it is important for it to be built on a solid foundation. For PRISM, one of the main foundations is language. In this, the second volume of Appendixes, you can see the whole of the Plaq-tî native tongue as it stood at the time of printing. It would be unreasonable for a civilisation to develop in a far off place, and expect that they would speak the same language as we do! So Plaq-tîq was born, the common tongue of the peoples of the Great Ride. Consider this book not as something to be read from cover to cover, but as a reference work, a dictionary to be precise. I hope it will add color and depth, and enhance your enjoyment of the world of the PRISM.
Born a long time ago in a distant country, Nigel is Welsh but living in England with his wife plus the occasional child or pet (currently we have a pair of rabbits).
Nigel has been a spare-time writer since around 2005 (give or take a year), and has been published by Indie Press names NewCon Press (Ian Whates) and Greyheart Press (Tim Taylor).
For a living Nigel works as a software tester/manager in the IT industry, sometimes in London, sometimes elsewhere.
Nigel's ambition is to become a world famous author and then retire to the romantic coastline of Cornwall. Until then, Nigel just puts up with having to be nice to employers and potential employers.