It's Norse/Anglo-Saxon/Welsh, and no, it doesn't go that far south. The Judit is in the Anglo-Saxon analogue culture, but I still wouldn't be surprised if there were some inspiration there. Kay's inspirations aren't always super-direct. I dunno, I'm basing this mainly on a couple throwaway lines about Judit's future.
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Date: 2010-02-24 09:45 pm (UTC)