literature in a constructed language
Interlingue literature broadly encompasses the body of fiction and nonfiction work created or translated into Interlingue, a constructed language created by Edgar de Wahl. Although largely composed of original short stories and translations published in the central magazine of the language, Cosmoglotta, full length novels and poetry anthologies also exist, in particular those by authors such as Vicente Costalago [ie], Jan Amos Kajš [ie; eo], and Jaroslav Podobský [ie; eo].
History
Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).