“This book about Esperanto, the international language, appeals to the intellect as well as the imagination. It’s author, in his introduction, explains how he came to learn Esperanto and how great a difference it has made to his life. “My experience as an Esperantist heightened my sense of being significant in society,” he says, and ESSENTIAL ESPERANTO is his effort to pass on to others the benefits of this fascinating language.”
I
just can't leave the old Esperanto thing alone. Yes, it is old, and by the
reaction and information I received the last time I wrote about it
(here)...
albeit a little condescendingly... it is vibrant, alive and significant. I've
been looking around for anything Esperanto and have found nenio
until I found this title. I figure with the indicated growth and
interest that there is in the subject/language, this title would have
to be a surefire seller. (See comments on the other blog entry)
More
importantly though, I recently read this article. I was impressed.
It's great to see that there's an active community here in Victoria
(… and I thought it was dead and buried).
And
here is a picture of all the Esperanto books I haven't found.
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