: I think you've come up with a good answer. My main suggestion would be to keep the excerpts as short as possible to avoid distraction from the story - a second suggestion would be to make

I think you've come up with a good answer. My main suggestion would be to keep the excerpts as short as possible to avoid distraction from the story - a second suggestion would be to make each excerpt relevant in some way to what's happening in the chapter.

If you're looking for a model, Frank Herbert's "Dune" did this beautifully.

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: I'm also going to agree with the third suggestion. The idea of a pronunciation guide is a good one, and you could do as others have done and make it part of the dialogue (for example "My

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