Ah this is cool! I have actually been to St Malo some years ago- may have to go back

Ah great, thanks for sharing!

Thank you everyone! I think my starting point will be the language basics as that's a particular interest of mine. I can see from the wiki there are some books about Talossan history, but wondered if there were creative works as well (and where to find then?)

Thanks for your responses everyone. I am interested myself in the boundaries (artificial in my view) between the 'imaginary' and the 'real', considering the majority of things humans say give their life value are intangibles such as emotions, religions, beauty, art, etc. 'Imaginary country' ...particularly interesting given all countries are arguably imaginary when you think of the agreed 'border', national character, etc.

Hello and thank you! I will have some reading to do to understand Talossa more fully. I would be very interested in how citizens understand their personal citizenship of Talossa culturally, and how it intersects - or does not - with any other citizenship they hold?