Welcome to Between Two Tongues!
Between Two Tongues (B2T) is the personal website of Dillon Czuj, a linguist and writer living in Brooklyn, NY.
I started this site in the summer of 2020 after completing my sophomore year at Georgetown University. It began as a sort of journal, a place to put my thoughts and interests (somewhere outside of my head). It had some of my old poems and articles about linguistics which you can still find on the language blog. In the Fall of 2024, I began to restructure the website into what you see today.
Between Two Tongues hosts three major projects: the linguistics blog, the writing journal, and the glitter pit.
I write longer-form articles on the linguistics blog once or twice a week. My writing journal, I update at least twice a week. The glitter pit is something I add to whenever I feel the need; this usually works out to once a week.
Our logo is a stylized form of the Egyptian hieroglyph for mouth which, similar to the word tongue in English, can also mean language. The double strokes above the righthand side of the glyph make the word into a dual, resulting in a doubling of the noun, in other words, “two tongues.” I would have included the glyph for between as well, but from what I understand after a semester of Middle Egyptian, it is a bit too long for a logo!
Have a question or want to say hi? You can contact me at dillon@betweentwotongues.com
