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To Read, or To Write
To read, or to write? Photo by Christopher Lowe on Unsplash.
As I mentioned last June in my two-year anniversary post, I am spending this academic year with a modified sabbatical arrangement—“modified” because I am still working ful...
Fidelity and the Ethics of Translation
Jean Le Tavernier, Portrait of Jean Miélot. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
When September 30 rolled around, I was busy working on Galsworthy’s In Chancery. But my thoughts were simultaneously turning to translation, because Se...
The Passing of an Age
David Henry Friston, engraving based on Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
It’s time for the second installment in my reading of John Galsworthy’s epic Forsyte Chronicles. After reading The Ma...
Love’s Grandeur and Its Tyranny
Ilya Repin, Ivan Turgenev, 1874. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Coming soon: the second in my monthly series looking at John Galsworthy’s Forsyte Chronicles. In a few days I’ll be discussing In Chancery, the second novel in th...
The Mean Streets of Kyiv
“Join the Red Cavalry!” Poster of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, 1920. Boris Vasil’evich Sylkin (according to the attribution of Dmitry Gorbachev), public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
A mystery in which the primary crime...
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