The Reenchantment Café
Valerie CollinsA Space to Re-engage With the Magic of the World
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Welsh Tribes in Africa
My very first feature article, which I sold to an inflight magazine in 2000, was a humorous take on the life of a translator and kicked off like this:
‘We had a plague of lobsters the other day. We also had a store selling truly delicious...
Word Heaven
So I had the idea of doing a kitchen-themed exploration of my language obsessions.
What gadgets or utensils or whatever were worthy of note, linguistically speaking?
Stick blender. I like that one. A blender in the form of a stick.
Sque...
Slop and Slink
When I heard that a new definition for ‘slop’ has been added to the Cambridge Dictionary to reflect ‘low-quality content created by AI’ I was reminded of a piece I wrote several years ago and posted on my old website. I’ve tweaked it just a...
Marie Kondo
No, I am not going to Marie Kondo my books. Or KonMari them. Whatever.
I found this irritable line in my English folder with a link to an article on ‘getting your shi*t together’ that gushes: ‘Should you not have KonMari-ed your home, let...
Agent Cat
Today, in my cat meme folder, I found a fabulous example of something English does that has fascinated me for years: agent nouns.
The basic definition is (take your pick – this one’s from Collins Dictionary) a noun denoting the doer of an...
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Writer, author, linguist, former translator. Living between Barcelona and the enchanted city she created in the imaginal world, home to destitute rockstars, wannabe healers, talking trees, bossy crystals and all manner of wondrous things.
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