I'm interested, too. Description sounds good, I could run it 4 my buds.

Got my hardcover!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice job, Simon.
 

Thx Narmer, the second one works perfectly
I'll drink a flagon of crimson wine to you! ;)

When shall we see addenda? Could you estimate a month or season?

I know I may come off as a bit antagonistic, but please don't take any offense. I am merely interested in this debate).

Come off it! I'm not as sensitive

Let's start by Lemuria, well it's nice setting but It for some reason just doesn't click with me. I don't like it's reptilian centric fauna and weird science (flying ships). It's too weird for my taste.

That's very clear, rational explanation. My valuation is different, but that's simply personal. I like reptillians and flying ships, can accept anthropoidal insects, too (They aren't here but match to genre).
Atlantis has one, big fault: SIZE. I don't want to learn about thousands of subjects, life's too short. I prefer smaller worlds and creativity instead of hectares of paper.
In B&B adventures (official ones) are very strong forte. I've played four of them (till now) and am still in the mood of fight

Now I am really interested why do you feel that B&B as a setting is naked without savage-engine coat? What does SW system provide that makes B&B as a setting complete and cannot be represented in other system in some way?

It's a feeling, B&B connotes with SW, is soaked with statistics, edges and flaws connected to particular nations. I can't prescind from mechanics thinking about the world. So I personally preferably adapt Conan's world to my most beloved S&S playing. I consider B&B as a smaller creation, as a result of some impossibility (gathering big amount of cash for license).

Sorry, my english is exhausted as an old mine