When I was at school, I was under the impression that by the time I graduated, or at the very least by the time I left university, I would be a fully-formed, fully-educated human being. I thought that adults knew everything. That at school I would learn all the information I could possibly need in […]
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Tips for Translators: How to Decide What to Blog About
So you’re a translator, and you have a blog for your site, or you’ve been meaning to start one. Because you know that a blog is fantastic for SEO, and for showing your clients you know your stuff. But one of the main problems you’ve been having is figuring out what to actually write about. […]
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Copy Reviews For Translators: 6 Things I Noticed
During the month of April 2020, I met with 15 freelance translators from around the world to give them a little feedback on their website copy. The idea first came from Sophie Carefull, who offered free website reviews with a focus on branding and aesthetics. An offer which I grabbed with both hands. The session […]
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An Introduction to Sustainable Travel: Dan Hodd – #BUSKtheGLOBE
Last year, something clicked for me, just as it did for so many of us. I realised that just because I live in a cave that doesn’t need heating or cooling, and just because I’m vegan, that doesn’t mean I can hop on multiple flights a year with a clean conscience. We’re in the midst […]
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Musings From Quarantine in a Cave: Part Two
Spring didn’t really happen for me last year. I left a still-chilly Granada in mid-April for a week in Cornwall, and then jetted off for a month in the USA. Remember when we got to do things like that? I had a marvellous time, but Texas and Louisiana don’t really do spring as I know […]
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