The Three Emperors: A Grammatical Fairy Tale

Once upon one time, in the realm of Syteeria, King Indicative and Queen Semantics became the proud parents of not one, but three baby boys. But Present-Simple, Future-Simple, and Past-Simple were destined to be more than Syteerian princes, with a unique price to pay - a price beyond any space and time.

The Three Emperors has provided inspiration for The Saga of the Great Inglesh Tenses, a grammatical and truth-seeking fantasy in four parts, for English-language lovers and beyond.

The anagram Inglesh is read like English/ˈɪŋ.glɪʃ/.

Part One The Kingdom

Part Two The Family

Part Three The Journey

Part Four The Offspring

Each part consists of either two or three books.

The Three Emperors also constitutes Chapter 28 of the novel The Kingdom.

May your English help you stay whole!

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