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Tag Archives: translation
Eternal Characters: Always Reborn and Rebooted
(Originally posted on February 17, 2014.) I recently watched the first season of BBC’s Sherlock, I love Elementary, and I loved the Sherlock movies. I also used to watch Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century when I was a kid. Oddly … Continue reading
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Tagged author, batman, characters, conan, james bond, literature, sherlock holmes, translation, writing
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Authors and Readers: A Partnership in the Pages
This was an interesting picture that I’ve been thinking about in regards to myself. Not as a reader, but as an author. Do any other authors wonder if their readers are getting the ideas that are in their head? What … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, authors, books, conversation, deciphering, opinions, readers, translation, trust, writing
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Same Character, Different Face
I recently watched the first season of BBC’s Sherlock, I love Elementary, and I loved the Sherlock movies. I also used to watch Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century when I was a kid. Oddly enough, I still haven’t gotten around … Continue reading
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Tagged author, batman, characters, james bond, literature, sherlock holmes, translation, writing
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