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- 1Professor discusses Edwin Morgan's Cyrano de Bergerac translation●Professor John Corbett discusses Edwin Morgan’s translation of Rostand’s CYRANO DE BERGERAC – from our 2021 Schools Conf
Professor John Corbett, speaking at the 2021 Schools Conference, examined Edwin Morgan's Scots translation of Edmond Rostand's classic play Cyrano de Bergerac. The talk highlights Morgan's role in bringing international drama into Scottish literature and is being shared around International Translation Day, drawing attention from theatre, translation and Scottish literature audiences.
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A developer has released NSL, an open-source tool described as a WSL equivalent for Linux, aiming to offer Windows Subsystem for Linux-like functionality in the other direction. The project launched on Hacker News under the Show HN banner, drawing over 160 upvotes and an active discussion about its usefulness and how it compares to containers and virtual machines.
- 3New poem 'Pipes Translucent to Calgary Heights' circulates among poets●pipes translucent to Calgary heights (and hemmed, astrained lawyers) https:// subspacewagon.systems/pipes-tr anslucent-t
A poem titled 'Pipes Translucent to Calgary Heights (and Hemmed, Astrained Lawyers)' is being shared and discussed across online poetry and writing communities. The piece, tagged with themes of the Anthropocene and disabled artists, has drawn modest engagement from readers, though the author and circumstances of its publication are not identified.
- 4Yankees sweep Red Sox to reach ALDS●Yanks sweep rival Sox behind another offensive onslaught to punch ticket to ALDS
The New York Yankees completed a sweep of their rivals the Boston Red Sox, backing it up with another high-powered offensive performance to advance to the American League Division Series. The win sends New York deeper into the postseason and extends its dominance over Boston in this series, with the team's batting a standout factor throughout.
- 5Michel Tremblay's Plays Released in Scots Translation●MICHEL TREMBLAY: PLAYS IN SCOTS in 2 vols Translated by Martin Bowman & Bill Findlay Ed. Martin Bowman The energy & vers
Two volumes of Michel Tremblay's plays in Scots translation have been published, edited by Martin Bowman and translated by Bowman with the late Bill Findlay. The collection brings together eight of the Quebec playwright's works, rendered from Québécois French into Scots, and is being promoted to readers through booksellers. Admirers highlight the energy and versatility of the translations, which make Tremblay's drama accessible in Scotland's own tongue.
- 6France's top court endorses Trump-era third-country deportation policy●NBC News (traduction DeepL Translator) La Cour de cassation valide la politique d’expulsion vers un « pays tiers » de Tr
France's Court of Cassation has validated a policy of deporting people to a 'third country' linked to the Trump administration's approach, according to NBC News. The ruling means expelled migrants can be sent to a country other than their own, a practice long contested by rights groups. Commentators online are sharing the news under immigration and ICE-related tags, alarmed by the precedent it sets for asylum seekers.
- 7Manhwa Story of an Enslaved Man in a Power-Ranked Prison Gains Attention●ENSLAVED With No Human Rights... He Was Sent To A Prison Ranked By POWER! - Manhwa Recap
A manhwa story is drawing attention for its dark premise: a protagonist enslaved and stripped of all human rights, sent to a prison where inmates are ranked by power. Readers are discussing the brutal hierarchy setting and the hero's fight for survival and dignity in a system designed to dehumanise him.
- 8Yankees sweep Red Sox to reach ALDS●Yanks sweep rival Sox behind another offensive onslaught to punch ticket to ALDS https://www. mlb.com/news/yankees-win-a
The New York Yankees completed a sweep of the Boston Red Sox in the American League Wild Card Series, backing up the win with another strong offensive performance. The victory sends New York into the AL Division Series, the first step in what the team hopes will be a deep October run. Fans are celebrating the elimination of their longtime rival and looking ahead to the next round.
- 9Call for translators to receive literary honours●@ mrundkvist Good book translators are heroes and should get medals, more literary awards, cash prizes, etc. They make a
A Swedish-based archaeologist and author argued online that good book translators are heroes who deserve medals, more literary awards and cash prizes, saying they make all the difference for readers of translated fiction. Others in the books community echoed the sentiment, renewing a recurring debate about how little recognition and pay translators receive despite shaping how foreign literature is received.
- 10Route 66 travel feature highlights Holbrook and Winslow, Arizona▼Route 66 in Arizona: Motels, music, meteors in Holbrook and Winslow in the Grand Canyon State
A travel feature spotlights Route 66 in northern Arizona, focusing on the towns of Holbrook and Winslow. The story covers the historic motels lining the old highway, the local music culture, and the nearby Meteor Crater, tying them together as reasons to visit this stretch of the Grand Canyon State.
- 11Readers Mark International Translation Day●Today (well, I guess yesterday here in Japan) is apparently International Translation Day! Read more translated fiction
International Translation Day is being marked by readers and writers, with calls to celebrate translated fiction and give translators proper credit alongside authors. Literary outlets are highlighting the occasion, and book lovers are using the day to encourage others to pick up more works in translation and remember the people who make them possible.
- 12New tool links fossil fuel emissions to deaths and reef damage●This tool tells you how fossil fuel emissions actually translate into heat deaths, coral reef damage, and more
A new online tool translates fossil fuel carbon emissions into concrete impacts, showing how much pollution corresponds to heat-related deaths, coral reef loss, and other harms. Developed as a public communication resource, it aims to make abstract emissions figures tangible for journalists, educators, and policymakers. Coverage highlights its potential to shift climate debates toward human and ecological costs rather than abstract tonnage.
- 13New Book Explores Thomas Jefferson's Travels in Southern France▼‘Collection and Translation: Thomas Jefferson in Southern France’ Review: A Founder’s Education Abroad
A new book, 'Collection and Translation: Thomas Jefferson in Southern France', is reviewed in the Wall Street Journal under the heading 'A Founder's Education Abroad'. The review examines how Jefferson's time travelling through southern France shaped his thinking, taste and later political career, framing the journey as a formative chapter in the American founder's education.
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Anime fans and localisation watchers are arguing over how Japanese anime titles are translated into English, with debate centreed on whether official translations are too literal or too loose, and how much title changes can shape expectations for a series.
- 15Israel says copilot who attacked captain intended terror attack●Copiloot die kapitein neerstak op vlucht naar Tel Aviv wilde terreuraanslag plegen, zegt Israël De copiloot die zijn kap
Israel's government says the copilot who assaulted his captain on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv intended to carry out a jihadist terror attack. According to the statement, the copilot put the plane into a dive before he was overpowered, and the flight landed safely. Israeli officials have described the incident as a thwarted attack rather than a cabin altercation.