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Junying Kirk
As an Indie author, I have published three novels on Amazon Kindle: The Same Moon, Trials of Life, and Land of Hope, a modern "Journey To The West" Trilogy. I have worked as an academic, researcher, teacher, cultural consultant and professional interpreter in the UK. I enjoy working, but writing is my passion. I regularly blog at www.junyingkirk.com where I share my love for books, photography, travels, fabulous food and other aspects of modern life.
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
A Modern Cinderella – a Story of Our Times
Cindy has always been a dreamer, and she harboured grand ambitions. As a young girl, she dreamed of becoming a world-renowned singer and being swept off her feet by a Sean Connery look-alike, or George Clooney, or someone equally handsome, … Continue reading
Posted in Reading & Writing, Short Stories, UK, USA & Europe
Tagged celebrities, Cinderella, Cindy, fame, fortune, George Cloony, Hello, Modern Fairytales, OK, pop band, sports star, tabloids
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The Melon Man – The Story Continues (Part 2)
by Chris Goddard My melon problem was growing. The fruit now seemed rather political and represented, from the Chinese point of view, an example of the ‘benevolence and glorious, patriotic spirit’ of the Chinese government. And it was extremely important … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, China & East Asia, Economics & Society, Politics & History, Short Stories, True Life Story
Tagged Bicycle, China & East Asia, Chinese Government, Chris Goddard, City Walls, cultural differences, fruit, Jingzhou, summer, Teacher's College, The Foreigner, The Melon Man, Yangzi River
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Interesting, Hard-working & Stubborn Interpreter Ling Song Chase
My popular professional interpreter interviews are back, and today I have the pleasure to welcome another fabulous colleague Ling Song Chase, who may label herself as ‘stubborn’, but in my book and to many who have come to meet her … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Politics & History, True Life Story, UK, USA & Europe
Tagged ALS, banker, cannabis production, Cantonese, China & East Asia, court interprerter, FWA, gardener, Gone with the Wind, Justice, Ling Song Chase, Lingzhi, London Demonstrations, Mandarin, MoJ, Professional Interpreter, trial, UK, University of Stirling
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Malaysian Marvels – Kuala Lumpur & Langkawi
What comes to your mind when you think of Malaysia, this tropical country situated in South East Asia? If you have never been, you might have seen The Petronas Twin Towers from the film Entrapment starring your screen idol Sean … Continue reading
5 Elements That Make a Novel Engaging
By Deanna Proach There are so many books and articles on the topic of fiction–how to write it and how not to write it–that it’s easy to become overwhelmed with information and to become highly critical of our work as … Continue reading















