Showing posts with label Nordic Voices in Print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nordic Voices in Print. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Nordic Voices in Print
I uploaded the contents of the Nordic Voices in Print blog to a new website format. The site is fairly primitive at present, but perhaps I'll develop it a bit in the months to come.
Saturday, 2 July 2011
Nordic Voices in Print
Please note that Nordic Voices in Print now has a single Web address:
http://nordicvoicesinprint.wordpress.com
The alternate URL
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com
is no longer active.
http://nordicvoicesinprint.wordpress.com
The alternate URL
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com
is no longer active.
Monday, 24 January 2011
Mirjam Tuominen
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Solveig von Schoultz
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Rabbe Enckell
My versions of a selection of Rabbe Enckell's poetry are now posted at Nordic Voices In Print.
Saturday, 18 December 2010
Nordic Voices in Print - latest additions
Nordic Voices in Print now has complete texts of my translations of collections by Karin Boye and Gösta Ågren, as well as selections of poetry by Bertel Gripenberg, Arvid Mörne and Elmer Diktonius.
The blog can also be accessed at
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com/
The blog can also be accessed at
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com/
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Continuing
The new blog is up and running in both versions: the wordpress.org one and the wordpress.com one. There are two new posts, representing two collections of poetry: Karin Boye's Moln (Clouds)[1922] and Jär (Standing Here)[1988] by Gösta Ågren, both in my own translation. Soon I hope to be adding some work that hasn't previously had much exposure, including my versions of poetry by Arvid Mörne and Bertel Gripenberg.
I still haven't decided how to proceed with the question of the two versions of the blog. I feel that the Xtreemhost server-hosted one gives me more personal control over the content and management, while the wordpress.com one, though off my computer, is quite a lot easier to administer and maintain, and most of the relevant plugins are ready-supplied. Anyway, time will tell. Perhaps one of the blog versions can serve as a backup for the other, and vice versa...
I still haven't decided how to proceed with the question of the two versions of the blog. I feel that the Xtreemhost server-hosted one gives me more personal control over the content and management, while the wordpress.com one, though off my computer, is quite a lot easier to administer and maintain, and most of the relevant plugins are ready-supplied. Anyway, time will tell. Perhaps one of the blog versions can serve as a backup for the other, and vice versa...
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Nordic Voices in Print - New URL
The URL of the new blog has changed: it's now
http://nordicvoicesinprint.wordpress.com/
And, after some wrestling with my wp.config file, it's also once again
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com/
So you can take your pick. :-)
I think that for the time being I'll maintain both versions - the wordpress.com one and the wordpress.org/Xtreemhost server-based one - and eventually one of them will be the "winner".
From the WP About page:
http://nordicvoicesinprint.wordpress.com/
And, after some wrestling with my wp.config file, it's also once again
http://nordicvoices.xtreemhost.com/
So you can take your pick. :-)
I think that for the time being I'll maintain both versions - the wordpress.com one and the wordpress.org/Xtreemhost server-based one - and eventually one of them will be the "winner".
From the WP About page:
The general idea is to provide a space for Nordic texts (Finland-Swedish, Swedish, Icelandic, etc.) that I’ve translated over a number of years. Some have appeared in published book form, others haven’t. I had thought of reviving the old Demon site, as many of its pages are still up on the Web, isolated and unadvertised – but WordPress seemed like a more up-to-date and user-friendly way of dealing with the issue. In particular, there are some older Bloodaxe titles that are now out of print, and WP might be one channel that could be useful for making these available again, in part or in whole. Another alternative might be to reissue the texts as e-books – but I think I prefer the less formal method of the blog, which also gives more control, potential interactivity and editing flexibility...The first main posting is my translation of Moln (Clouds), the 1922 collection by Karin Boye.
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