The fan-translations of my short-short story Printcrime keep on rolling in: today there's one in Hiligaynon (an Austronesian language spoken in Western Visayas in the Philippines) and another in Romanian, contributed, respectively, by Lorna Belviz-Pajo and Alex Brie. It's just so wicked-cool to see your work take on a life of its own — I didn't even know that Hiligaynon existed until a few minutes ago!
Krimen nga pang-imprenta (Hiligaynon), Crima Printării (Romanian)
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