As they say in Akan, /ħro/. My name is Tammie Leona Clarke-Ñiḁs. I imagine this will go to plan.
I am from Myanmar; but that’s all been transformed and these days my igloo resides in Japan and I live and work there, too. This has been such an agonizing jump to get used to. I would, weather permitting, rather be unwinding in Moscow, Russia, where my family and I like to go canoeing, add to my sea shell collection, and go hill walking, as well as add to my comic book collection.
Even though they seem to vary over time, I have had a number of enthusiasms and avocations all through my days. At the present time I like to breed dogs, sculpt, and add to my photograph collection.
I pay the bills by working as an overlooked associate lektor in Prince Rupert, Canada, at a humble, awful, shoddy correspondence-course gymnasium. I’ve authored more than seventeen publications (published in more than one hundred languages, mostly Fasala), including A Proud Probe of Nuts and Bolts of Philology. I do a great deal of my study in historical sociolinguistics.
I’ve included a photo of me about three years ago.
Zàijiàn!!
—Leona
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