Wanderlandic

Wanderlandic is a constructed language created by David J. Peterson, known for his work on Dothraki and Valyrian for Game of Thrones. It was developed for the novel "Wanderland" by Sarahbeth Tanen. The language draws inspiration from a variety of natural languages, aiming for a unique but pronounceable sound. Its grammatical structure and vocabulary are designed to reflect the fictional culture and environment of the world in which it is spoken.

Peterson has described Wanderlandic as having an agglutinative structure, meaning that morphemes, or units of meaning, are often strung together to form complex words. This can result in words that are long and convey a lot of information. The phonology, or sound system, of Wanderlandic includes a range of consonants and vowels, with specific attention paid to consonant clusters and vowel harmony, where vowels within a word tend to share certain characteristics.

While the full extent of Wanderlandic grammar and vocabulary is not publicly available in its entirety, the creator has shared some examples and details about its development. The language serves as an integral part of the world-building in "Wanderland," aiming to enhance the immersion for readers by providing a tangible linguistic element to the fictional society. Its creation exemplifies the growing trend of conlanging in literature and media.