Julie Delvaux is a Russian-British bilingual writer, poet, journalist, translator, and a multilingual expert in Arts, Culture, and Translation Studies. She focuses on Literature, Cinema, Film Adaptations,
Translation Theory, Time Theory, Masses and Individuals in History,
Aesthetic Theory, and Medieval and Renaissance Studies.In the years since 1992, and especially since 2003, she has written and published articles on a variety of topics and creative works in Russian and English in many reputable editions, including Online Media. As a translator, Julia has collaborated with The Herald of Europe, Radisson Group, and Skype, among others.
Julie (which is a French version of her Russian name Yulia) was born and raised in Moscow before she left for Britain where she lived between 2003 and 2010, not leaving the country even once. During this time Los Cuadernos de Julia blog on Arts and Culture came to life in 2006, allowing Julia to share her boundless knowledge and exuberance with multitudes of people throughout the world. In 2009 the LCJ has become a Google's Blog of Note, exactly on its 3rd anniversary.
Upon returning to her home city, Julia went on to work as an independent journalist and linguist, supporting publishing houses and businesses with her excellent language skills. Although her expertise is profound, she tends to work on projects in the fields of Fashion, Design, Travel and Hospitality, Communications, and Media. She is now the editor-in-chief of a Russian online publication.
While in the UK, Julia has also acquired varied and invaluable experience in the fields of Digital Marketing and Advertising, Broadcasting, and Online PR. She fondly remembers the times at BBC, as well as a super-successful Paid Search multilingual campaign for a Danish online bank dealing in Forex.
Julia is bilingual (Russian, English), fluent in French, reads in Italian, German, and Latin. She has 5 cats and an inexplicable passion for long walks in the park.
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Contacts:
Email: julie@loscuadernosdejulia.com
vKontakte: vkontakte.ru/id15568
G+: https://plus.google.com/108262661313082363581/
Twitter: twitter.com/mundusvivendi
How Los Cuadernos de Julia and Julie Delvaux can be useful to you?
First, Los Cuadernos de Julia is a bilingual blog. A part of its posts is written in Russian, so if you are a Russian student this is a great chance for you to practise the language skills.
Please note: the blog has nearly 1200 pages, so keep on clicking "previous posts"...
Secondly, Julia is always happy for you to quote her blog and her writing. Do make sure you credit her, otherwise feel free to include citations from blog posts, poems, prose, and photos in your books and publications. (And please, let her know when you do).
Next, Los Cuadernos de Julia has always been a place to promote your work and to share your views on art and world. If you are an artist or their representative, contact Julia to arrange an interview. Distances don't matter: the whole of the Internet is there for us. Otherwise, feel free to send press-releases. A link back to Los Cuadernos de Julia from the artist's site will be required in both cases, and needless to say, the materials are reviewed and published at the Editor's discretion.
Further, Julia is open to collaboration. Again, distances don't matter. Julia's poems were put to music when she and composer lived miles away from each other; and she is currently translating poems by an American author. You like her work, and you think you can make a great team together? Get in touch!
Last but not least, Julia is an expert public speaker and jumps at just about every opportunity to share her knowledge and opinion. If you are looking for a panellist, a speaker, or an expert, get in touch. Julia's expertise stretches across History, Literature, Cinema, and Language, and everything concerning Translation, Semiotics, Philosophy, and Writing can be covered by her. Surely, if you would like to commission her an article, you are more than welcome.
Below are some of online resources where Julia currently contributes as a blogger.
