| A paracosm is a society thought up by a child-an invented universe with a distinctive language, geography, and history. |
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| Not all children who have an imaginary friend invent a paracosm, but the two might, I think, be related. |
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| The existence of an imaginary friend had liberated her into a paracosm, but it was a curiously New York paracosm — it was the unobtainable world outside her window. |
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| He called this imaginary paracosm Ejuxria, and laid out its geography and history with great care, explaining everything to Derwent as he went along. |
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| The children created these inner worlds for a number of reasons, though each paracosm tends to be a long-lasting, heavily structured, and internally consistent. |
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| Past winners of the GAIN Annual ShootOut include eTect, Feathr, Paracosm and Tao Connect. |
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