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Christine Modafferi and Bryant Paul Johnson’s sea myths swept up by Moon + Bird
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (62+ words) The Bookseller Christine Modafferi and Bryant Paul Johnson’s sea myths swept up by Moon + Bird Read this article for free! Join thousands of book industry professionals who rely on The Bookseller for trusted publishing news, previews, and insight. - Editor's Comment:…...
Dom Einhorn: The Six-Language Founder Who Turned Trivia Into A Global Business
1+ week, 5+ day ago (698+ words) Ask Dom Einhorn which of his six languages he thinks in, and he will tell you it depends on the subject. Business happens in English. Family happens in Alsatian, the endangered Germanic dialect of his childhood. Rugby, he says, will…...
Where did Helen go? Rescued and released from Cape Cod, a loggerhead's epic odyssey
2+ week, 4+ day ago (31+ words) Cape Cod Times Where did Helen go? Rescued and released from Cape Cod, a loggerhead's epic odyssey...
Daisy Rockwell’s 'Mixed Metaphors': The art, labour and power of translation
3+ week, 15+ hour ago (567+ words) Deccan Herald Mother is the most overused metaphor of all time Daisy RockwellâÂÂs treatise on the (mis)adventures of translation opens with the same image, stirred up for better reasons This is a poem by Mary Ruefle, who…...
Daisy Rockwell’s Mixed Metaphors: The joy of translation
3+ week, 1+ day ago (321+ words) Published: Aug 22, 2026 12:38 IST - 9 MINS READ Daisy Rockwell can be found doing just that in her delightful new book, Mixed Metaphors. It combines light verse, personal vignettes, and a spoof on period thrillers to reflect on “this little art” of translation....