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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Smart glasses can translate and sum-up business meetings
Picture MUST credit: Halliday A pair of smart glasses that have a display screen only the user can see is hoping to become this year’s must-have gadget. The AI-equipped spectacles, which can be used with prescription lenses, come with a near-eye display at the top right side of the frame. Users control what’s on the screen using voice commands, touch gestures on the frame, or a smart ring that acts as a trackpad. Information at the fingertips includes music, instant translation of 40 languages during conversation, GPS tracking and access to the internet. It can also make phone calls. The glasses can actively listen to the conversations to suggest appropriate responses or provide necessary insights on a topic without requiring any prompts which could be useful in business meetings according to China-based startup Halliday. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Luminosa presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London
Luminosa
Presented by Lost in Translation at Jacksons Lane Theatre, London.
21 September 2021 press photocall.
Directed by Adrian Berry and Massimiliano Rossetti
The circus / cabaret performers of Luminosa let in the light in Queen's Wood.
A scintillating night of fantastic performance, Luminosa is a 'don't miss' night out with aerial, acrobatics, Chinese pole, juggling, hoop swirling from some of the very best of British and international circus artists.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Jokha Alharthi, Omani author and winner of the Man Booker International prize
Jokha Alharthi, the first female Omani novelist to be translated into English, has won the Man Booker International prize for her novel Celestial Bodies.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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Soul mates Ö English language translator Flora Drew with Chinese author Ma Jian.
Ma Jian & Flora Drew photographed at their home in London. Ma Jian is a vocal critic of China's Communist regime. His works explore themes and subjects that are taboo in China. He has continually called for greater freedom of expression and the release of jailed writers and other political prisoners. As a result, his books have been banned in China for the last 25 years, and since the summer of 2011, he has been denied entry into China. Ma Jian's books include "Stick Out Your Tongue", "Bardo", "The Nine Crossroads", "Red Dust", "Beijing Coma" and "The Dark Road" . Flora Drew is his partner and long time translator. The couple met in 1997 when she was working on a TV documentary about the handover of Hong Kong to China and he was one of the few local people who agreed to speak. He invited her to a poetry reading and gave her all his books to read; she stayed on to finish them, and by the time she left they were together. He moved briefly to Germany after the handover before joining her in London. She has translated everything he has written since.
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NEWS - Brüssel: EU-Kommission bereitet Sondergipfel vor
June 27, 2016 - Brussels, Belgium: The translation panel is seen prior to an extraordinary EU Commission meeting in the Berlaymont, the EU Commission headquarters. (Thierry Monasse/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05522928
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SEAMUS HEANEY AUTHOR OF THE ACCLAIMED TRANSLATION OF BEOWULF HOLDS A REPLICA OF THE SUTTON HOO HELMET AT THE OPENING OF A NEW EXHIBITION CENTRE AT THE SUTTON HOO SITE WHICH INCLUDES TREASURES LENT BY THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 13/3/02
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SEAMUS HEANEY AUTHOR OF THE ACCLAIMED TRANSLATION OF BEOWULF HOLDS A REPLICA OF THE SUTTON HOO HELMET AT THE OPENING OF A NEW EXHIBITION CENTRE AT THE SUTTON HOO SITE WHICH INCLUDES TREASURES LENT BY THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 13/3/02
SEAMUS HEANEY AUTHOR OF THE ACCLAIMED TRANSLATION OF BEOWULF HOLDS A REPLICA OF THE SUTTON HOO HELMET AT THE OPENING OF A NEW EXHIBITION CENTRE AT THE SUTTON HOO SITE WHICH INCLUDES TREASURES LENT BY THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 13/3/02
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG: Der Schriftsteller Seamus Heaney ist im Alter von 74 Jahren gestorben
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Facebook buys WhatsApp for $19 billion
May 23, 2013 - Mountain View, California, United States: WhatsApp founders Brian Acton (left) works with Jean Lee, International Product Manager computer, as she runs an automated script testing WhatsApp functions on their Chinese translation version of mobile phone texting app, at the company headquarters. The popular messaging service WhatsApp was bought by Facebook for $19 billion in Feb. 20, 2014. The deal for the red-hot mobile messaging service WhatsApp is a savvy strategic move for the world's biggest social network Facebook, even if the price tag is staggeringly high, analysts say. (Peter DaSilva/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Women and children attend 2013 NRA Rally
May 4, 2013 - Houston, Texas USA: A number of the 550 vendors at the 142nd NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits are catering to the demands of women and families in Houston, Texas, Saturday May 4, 2013. Among the items are colorful guns and accessories aimed at women looking to obtain guns for self-defense. (F. Carter Smith/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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