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Language & Literary Criticism: Experiences from Multilingual / Translated Poetic Works
From Silly Linguistics Magazine Issue #1 By Erica Sheeran A battered copy of Tomas Tranströmer’s The Deleted World is near-always
Six Fun Dutch Words
By Michael Simpson I’ve always enjoyed the weird words in other languages that just make the language feel more unique.
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