Esperanto is the international second
language for all countries, first published in 1887 by Ludovic
Lazarus Zamenhof; now with hundreds of thousands of users around
the world. Here are some contributions I have made:
1) My reprint, online or paper, of the original version:
Click here to read the entire HTML version of this 50-page classic:
or the pdf version.
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2) My science-fiction romantic-comedy novel, in English and Esperanto:
33 chapters, 220-page equivalent. In HTML; free.
To read the online HTML version, click here for Contents.
To read it offline, download the HTML-zip version. The zip file is about 1 MB, and expands to about 3 MB. Be sure to follow the "Read Me" instructions.
3) My Christmas carol translations: a set in progress; twelve so far. English and Esperanto, line-by-line, with melody score. (Plus original language, if applicable.) Click here for contents:
4) An Esperanto library catalog I compiled for Libraro Ludovika: ca. 2,000 titles
(1995: originally in Halifax; relocated to Calgary.)
Click below to read the catalog of Libraro Ludovika, North America's second-largest Esperanto library. Collected by Dr. Stevens Norvell Jr; indexed by GK: