Dorothee Lang does cool stuff. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.
This time, she has found a way to connect people from all over the globe in her new Blog Carnival. Here you will find stories about home and homelessness, longing and love and language, about places lost and found. Dorothee brings together bloggers from faraway places. Featured on her Blog Carnival of Language and Place, you’ll find writers and experiences as varied as
Steve Wing in Senegal
Karen Eisler in Vancouver
Michael Solender in India
Tammy Ho Lai-Ming in Hong Kong
Brigita Orel lives in Slovenia
Vivian Faith Prescott among the Alaskan Tlingits
Rose Hunter in Mexico
Parmanu in Germany
Daniela Elza in Canada, via Bulgaria and Nigeria
Sherry O’Keefe in Montana
Satu Kaikkonen in Finnland
Cathy Douglas in Wisconsin (and needing Spanish)
Jean Morris in London
Christopher Allen in Prague
Matt Potter somewhere between Berlin and Adelaide
Nicolette Wong in Hong Kong
Dorothee Lang in Germany
Tania Hershman about living in Israel and Britain
Petina Gappah in Switzerland
Jennifer Saunders in Switzerland
Kate Thorpe in Germany
Stella Pierides in Bavaria and London, originally from Greece
Vera Ulea in between Russian and English with some Ukrainian thrown in
Ankur Agarwal in Bangalore, on the beauty of French
Michelle Elvy, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
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