BARIHUNKS ®: January 2013
Internal and External Dialogues: PEN Grantee Isabella Corletto on Being Multilingual and Coming to Translation Through Publishing - Asymptote Blog
Archiv: Faust - Opera - Opernhaus Zürich
Rachel Stanyon – Contributor(s) – Asymptote Blog
Announcing Our January Book Club Selection: Phenotypes by Paulo Scott - Asymptote Blog
Kerekes hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Lana Bastašić Still Believes in Beauty - Asymptote Blog
Amitav Ghosh – Writer(s) – Asymptote Blog
Rok Tomelj - Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security - Stockholm, Sverige | LinkedIn
Kompletný dokument Annual Report FEI STU 2010
Sounds Like Fiction: Traversing Minor Detail Again, in the Time of Genocide - Asymptote Blog
Where the Change Comes From: Saskia Vogel on Translating Balsam Karam - Asymptote Blog
Our Enduring Fascination: On Patrik Svensson's The Book of Eels - Asymptote Blog
Translating “Aucun homme ne t'a défendue”: A Conversation with Emily Graham - Asymptote Blog
A Conversation on Kurdish Translation with Farangis Ghaderi - Asymptote Blog
Pavol Spišák - Maintenance Planner - USSteel | LinkedIn
Pavel Gabor - Software Developer - Descartes Systems Group | LinkedIn
Pavel Gabor - Software Developer - Descartes Systems Group | LinkedIn
Pavel Gabor - Software Developer - Descartes Systems Group | LinkedIn
Raising the Profile of Slovak Translation: An Interview with the Founders of DoSlov - Asymptote Blog
KHER, A Home For Roma Literature: In Conversation with Radka Patočková and Karolína Ryvolová - Asymptote Blog
Program - Slovak Foreign Policy Association
Constructing Unity From the Fragments of Living: Magda Cârneci and Sean Cotter on FEM - Asymptote Blog
Oral history interview with Gábor Vadász
Alison Ryncarz - Senior Communications Manager at DIS - Study Abroad - DIS - Study Abroad | LinkedIn
Announcing Our November Book Club Selection: Home Reading Service by Fabio Morábito - Asymptote Blog
Peter Železnik - Nature conservation consultant - Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Nature Conservation | LinkedIn
