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Tag Archives: translations
Snow
After my recollections of September, my former magazine delighted me by publishing my memories of snow in their latest issue. I translated it in English, fascinated with the process once more. The two texts are similar; they both have the … Continue reading
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Tagged bilingual, childhood, memories, mini-essays, recollections, sledding, snow, translating, translations, Vreme Uzivanja, winter
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In the Spotlight: Jasmina Hanjalic – To the Mother of the Only Son
Jasmina Hanjalic is my high school friend, the author of several books of poetry and short stories, and an ER doctor. This poem is based on a true event, and it’s Jasmina’s intimate reaction to its absurdity. I had the … Continue reading
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