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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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How Good Are Your English Translations? Hilarious English Signs Around the World
During all our travels in different countries, we have come across some very interesting signs for English speakers, translated by bilinguals, not Google translator, presumably – sometimes they are so inaccurate but at the same time hilariously funny that they … Continue reading
Amsterdam (1) – Buzzing City of Red Lights, Bicycles, Boats, Tulips, Windmills and Wooden Clogs
On returning from our recent short break in one of the top European cities, as is usual after my travels, I was inspired to pen a blog, or two, in this case. The reason is simple – I fell in … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, Economics & Society, Food & Cuisine, Travel Logs, True Life Story, UK, USA & Europe
Tagged Amsterdam, Bicycle, Boats, Buzzing City, Canals, City Breaks, Europe, Food, Holland, London, Modern, Red Lights, sex workers, Tulips, Van Gogh, Venice, Windmills
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Year of the Dragon Special: Celebrating Chinese New Year with Classical Pianist Di Xiao
A few years ago at an event hosted at the ICC by BBC presenters which gave awards to innovative companies and individuals in the West Midlands, I saw and heard Di Xiao playing piano for the first time. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, China & East Asia, Entertainment, Interviews, Music & Poetry, True Life Story, UK, USA & Europe
Tagged Birmingham Conservatoire, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Charles Dickens, China & The East, Chopin, classical music, Concert, Di Xiao, Europe, Franz Kafka, Jane Austen, Li Bai, Maupassant, Mozart, Pianist, Rachmaninov, Social Media & Photography, UK, YouTube
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Oslo, a First-Class Metropolis or the World’s Most Expensive City?
Since it’s the holiday season, I thought I’d take you for a picture tour of another amazing Northern European city. Oslo is our destination today. A couple of years ago, to celebrate our wedding anniversary, we flew to Norway for … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Logs, True Life Story
Tagged City, culture, Di Xiao, Europe, Grand Hotel, Grieg, Ibsen, Karl Johans Gate, Metropolis, National Theatre, Nobel Peace Prize, Norway, Opera House, Oslo, Parliament Building, Pianist, Playwright, Poet, Royal Palace, sightseeing, Travels, Vigeland Sculpture Park
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Author Dialogue 2: Meeting Magical “School of the Ages” Series Creator Matt Posner
Matt, welcome to my world. Thank you, Multicultural Icon. I’d love to find out more about your writing and what drove you to create your series. Here is Matt’s brief bio: I’m from Miami, Florida originally, married to Julie … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon UK, Amazon US, cultures, English, Europe, Exploration Project, Fantasy series, Harry Potter, India, Jewish, magicians, Matt Posner, Mumbai, musician, religions, School of the Ages, teaching, traditions, writing
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