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message 1: by Bruno (new)

Bruno Di Giandomenico The ship's name, Speroancora in Italian means "I still hope". I hope this does not disappoint you, for the rest, the Cunabula for example, that seems to derive from incunabula which were the first mobile characters for printing, if I remember and without going to Wikipedia,
Keep up the good work, I will certainly buy your next book. On trust only


message 2: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Wells Wow! That is amazing! It didn't even occur to me to see if these were actual words. I thought I was making them up! I often google the words I make up, to insure that they aren't already in use in Science Fiction, but it never occurred to me to put them into google translate to see if they were words in another language. Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing that with me, Bruno!


message 3: by Bruno (new)

Bruno Di Giandomenico I've read you should deliver the sequel to Fluency soon enough.
If you need some help with other Italian names, just ask, I'd be happy to help.


message 4: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Wells Thank you, Bruno! Yes, I'm aiming for a summer release.


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