Translators and interpreters are commonly mistaken as one profession. They do share many similarities, such as requiring proficiency in more than one languag... Read More
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Let’s face it — just like I’m writing this when I should’ve submitted it weeks ago, you’re going to be late. Out of your four year... Read More
If you look through a bookshelf full of contemporary poetry you would be hard pressed to find a book that contained a poem that uses traditional rhyme or met... Read More
Self-help books have flooded the market, offering promises of life-changing wisdom and actionable strategies to transform habits, mindsets, and productivity.... Read More
Founded over sixty years ago in 1959, the American Translators Association (ATA) is the largest professional association of translators and interpreters in t... Read More
In Ireland’s misty countryside, the Celtic harp occupies a special niche. Historically, harpers held places of high esteem in royal courts, weaving clan hist... Read More
The United Nations (UN) is widely recognized as the world’s largest international organization. When the UN was created in 1945 after World War II, it succee... Read More
Recently, I came across a post describing how we are in the “spring deception” era—where winter is not quite over, and spring is not here to stay. It made me... Read More
M.L. Wang’s The Sword of Kaigen is set in the isolated Kusanagi Peninsula, where the Matsuda family has spent generations training to be the empire’s stronge... Read More
Ars Poetica is a very pretty and elegant sounding term meaning the “art of poetry”. First being used to describe a poem by the Roman poet Horace, it has beco... Read More
Some stories stay with you long after you've turned the last page. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is one of those books. It follows Santiago, a young shepherd... Read More
Rolling hills cover the horizon in Armenia’s highlands, and ancient monasteries overlook quaint villages. The duduk seems to capture the essence of this cult... Read More