Foreign Stephen King Editions

[herbertwest]

Chrome is quite good.
It's quick and light. I use it as a 2nd browser, but the fact that we cannot add search-engine at the top right corner like Firefox is annoying. And from a webmarketer point of view there are things that are annoying (ie : not seeing the page title at the top). The translator that RF mention can be very useful for someone that doesnt understand a second language.
Chrome is a lot better than internet explorer...

[thegreattim]

...Chrome is a lot better than internet explorer...

I'm sure THAT's the truth! I've been using FF for a few years now and actually just found an add on called FoxLingo that is working really great for auto-translating a variety of webpages. All you have to do is right click on any page and select a language (which it can also auto-detect if you are not sure where you are).

[herbertwest]

...Chrome is a lot better than internet explorer...

I'm sure THAT's the truth! I've been using FF for a few years now and actually just found an add on called FoxLingo that is working really great for auto-translating a variety of webpages. All you have to do is right click on any page and select a language (which it can also auto-detect if you are not sure where you are).

Good to know, thanks!

[Niels]

In februari the Dutch will be getting a translation of Blockade Billy and Morality.
To be unique it's gonna be "Morality with the bonusstory Blockade Billy". So, just the other way around as the Scribner edition.



Morality is translated as "Eenmalige zonde".... ("One-off sin").

[thegreattim]

In februari the Dutch will be getting a translation of Blockade Billy and Morality.
To be unique it's gonna be "Morality with the bonusstory Blockade Billy". So, just the other way around as the Scribner edition.



Morality is translated as "Eenmalige zonde".... ("One-off sin").

Interesting, I like the switch. Might as well, since Morality was almost half the book in the first place. And I also like the translation of the title.