Literatür Talossan

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Below are some original works in the Talossan language (English language translations are provided), representing a brief survey of two decades of Talossan literature, but a more complete litany can be found at TalossaWiki Library.

• ‘N Regeu Xhust (A Just King)
  1987. A song by King Robert I, adopted as the provincial anthem of Vuode.
• Chirluschâ àl Glheþ (Hymn to the Language)
  1992. A song by King Robert I, later adopted as the national anthem.
• Sür Acest Nic’ht (On This Night)
  2006. A Christmas poem by King John.
• Neviens Dorma
  2007. A translation of Puccini’s aria Nessun dorma, by Sir Cresti M. Siervicül, UrN, done in memory of Luciano Pavarotti.
• In Nazareþ
  2008. An original Christmas carol in the Talossan language by Ma Baron la Mha.
• La Rosarïa
  June 2009. Talossan translation of the Rosary.
• La Coraziun Profanind
  Halloween 2009. Talossan translation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart.
• La Princeßa Spusa
  June 2010. The screenplay of The Princess Bride in Talossan.
• El Cudesch dals Fraças Máxhaes
  August 2010. The script of the “Dirty Hungarian Phrasebook Sketch” by British comedy troupe Monty Python.
• La Mascarada del Moart Roxh
  Halloween 2010. Talossan translation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death.
• Enric Pastourbuerg
  April 2011. Translation of Kurt Vonnegut’s short story “Harrison Bergeron”.