Babel-17: Roman (Carcosa)

The way language shapes reality in the story is fascinating. I'm curious whether this concept was inspired by real linguistic theories or purely fictional.

The story kept me guessing about who could be trusted, and I loved the layers of deception. Were there clues I missed along the way?

The idea of a language that can influence thought and action is so compelling. I'm wondering if Delany envisioned this as a commentary on real-world communication.