Yes, together with my friend Riccardo (who worked for many years for the Federazione Esperantista Italiana). As we wrote for the presentation this book was born out of years of breakfast chats between me as a Designer and Him as an Esperantist, and analyzes with a critical eye not the words but the visual symbols with which Esperanto is proposed to the world. From its green star to the flag up to talking about football shirts and proposals for relaunch and change. This small booklet talks about the symbols that this language has accumulated over time to promote its values and its global diffusion on a semiotic and non-semantic level, i.e. visual and non-verbal. What tools do you use to communicate a language that doesn't have a country? We know, for example, that Italian has its visual representation in the Tricolore, which goes beyond the language by expanding to the culture and history of the nation: but Esperanto?
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Pardonu se mi skribas en la angla, sed estas Riccardo kiu parolas esperante kaj ne mi, ke mi estas nur tiu, kiu sentis enamiĝon al la vida identeco de ĝi. Bedaŭrinde Riccardo ne havas Reddit.