Australian Writers' Centre podcast with Diego Marani

Australian Writers' Centre Podcast by Valerie Khoo

Oct 18, 201309:36Arts

Born in Italy in 1959, Diego Marani is a man of many talents. A highly regarded translator, he is the creator of "Europanto", a mock "international auxiliary language" (a language invented for use by people who don't sha...

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