Steam Deck Review (from a non-PC gamer perspective)
A year after the release of Valve’s Steam Deck, let’s take a look at the game-changing handheld PC of 2022 from the eyes of a console gamer.
The Rise of K-Dramas
And how they conquered the world
More Often
“Why don’t you write more often” is a question I ask myself on the daily. Even when I don’t ask it explicitly, it’s still there, somewhere in the back of my head, mixed in with other anxieties and a headache.
Sinofuturism: China, Orientalism, and the Path Forward
Narratives about the rise of China have become fairly common in news media. But they might have more to tell about ourselves than what is happening at the other end of the world.
10 films to (re)watch during the Coronavirus lockdown
Staying at home can be good – here is a list of films that will lift spirits or make you travel when you cannot
L’Austin Translation
Or, the art of being self-explanatory.
Why the Yorskhire Moorland is the Place to Be
Here is my love story, or how the Yorkshire moors have conquered my heart.
Translating Gatsby
Some years ago, I was presented with a series of sentences which were supposed to be some of the most difficult clauses of English-speaking literature to translate into French. Among them was the Sisyphean last sentence of The Great Gatsby.
How The Children’s Hour by William Wyler anticipated Second-Wave feminism
Two years before the publication of The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan, The Children’s Hour was successful in voicing women’s anger and unhappiness.
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