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Translator and author Hiroko Yoda shares personal essays on Japanese culture, drawing on family history, daily life with her husband, and her childhood memories of Japanese magazines. The newsletter promotes her books while offering warm, reflective reading about mountains, dining customs and popular media.
This newsletter publishes English translations and commentary on the Garab Ganjani Steek, a classical exegesis of Sri Japji Sahib, one Paurree at a time. Each issue gives the Gurmukhi text, word-by-word meanings, and translator's notes on context and literary devices.
A UX writer and translator documents her day-to-day work on product copy, covering how AI-generated content types are handled in content design, how localization keys move from Lokalise into GitHub, and how docs workflows operate. She also writes candidly about exploitative language-job recruitment scams.
Publit's blog covers the Swedish book industry, including its partnership with the audio production company TMP Audio and audiobook production. It also reports on Bokmässan panel discussions about AI's effects on translation and the Swedish language, and on whether publishers are still needed for self-publishing authors.
A companion newsletter for Behavioral Scientist's book club built around Olga Tokarczuk's novel Flights, with episode announcements, podcast interviews and reader prompts such as postcard submissions. It mainly points readers to podcast episodes, shared maps and community activities rather than offering standalone analysis.
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