One writer in this language wrote a novel with a section entitled "In Search of the Last Word" which includes the story of a man named Ismael who rescues lizards.
The most important literary work written in this language is often considered to be 1643's Gero, the only work of Pedro de Aguerre, who wrote under the name Axular. One writer in this language wrote a novel with a section entitled "In Search of the Last Word" which includes the story of a man named Ismael who rescues lizards. That novel is Bernardo Atxaga's Obabakoak, the prologue to which begins by saying, "I write in a strange language" which "has no sisters anywhere on Earth." For 10 points, name this language whose first book was published in 1545, a language spoken in northeastern Spain and southwestern France which has no known relatives.
The most important literary work written in this language is often considered to be 1643's Gero, the only work of Pedro de Aguerre, who wrote under the name Axular.
{Basque} [or {Euskara}]