Angeez List
Angeez List
51 6th Street, Brahms
Industry: Publishing
Entity type: For-profit
Product: Poetry and prose-related services
Revenue: 110,000μ/AU
Motto: "Quality prose."
Angeez List is publishing and public performance services outfit based in Brahms, specializing in the writing and delivery custom prose in print, in live performance, and occasionally via wireless and telekinephotography broadcast.
Angeez List brings together a network of independent commercial poets and connects them with prospective patrons who might wish to commission poetry for various purposes. Patrons may wish to employ a single poet based upon the writer's portfolio; patrons might also purchase time from a pool of poets directed to work together, brainstorm, and generate a collection of prose based upon a theme or a prompt.
Clients frequently commission poetry from Angeez List for special events, where the client or their designee might deliver the poem verbally. Alternatively, Angeez List will offer the services of a performance artist who will appear at the special event where they will deliver the generated poetry through a dramatic reading. Other occasions for poetry might include greeting cards, inscriptions on buildings or headstones, or planned speeches.
Angeez List most frequently authors works of short prose in Glossa Communi, but will occasionally write in the Protolucidian languages in exchange for a moderate upgrade in the commission fee. When given ample latitude for creativity, Angeez List is known to allow its poet authors to write in macaronic verse, mixing elements of Glossa Communi with any of the four Protolucidian sub-languages, spawning veritable monstrosities that demand the reader or listener's undivided attention. Angeez List is a known source of poetry in Protolucidian and its works have claimed a small but respected corner in the language's shared creative wordbook.
Angeez List benefits from the continentally-known reputation of Brahms as being a mecca for the field of literature. Many popular authors have called Brahms their professional home, and the city is known to attract poets and other writers of creative prose.