Past Events
Aaron Coleman and Jon Cho-Polizzi discuss the challenges and revelations of translating the Black diaspora: examining continuities and ruptures across languages, geographies, and time.
Sign up for a teacher workshop to bring Poetry Inside Out poetry and translation lessons to your classroom.
The International Library presents Elvira Navarro and Melissa Lozada-Oliva in conversation to celebrate the publication of Blood Is Dripping Onto the Courtyard.
Stop by Booth 515 to check out the latest Two Lines Press titles and chat with staff.
Join the Center for the Art of Translation at The Center for Fiction in Brooklyn, NY (or via livestream) for the 7th annual Day of Translation with featured keynote Emily Wilson.
Author Eva Meijer and translator Anne Thompson-Melo visit the San Francisco Public Library to discuss Sea Now, the July-August On the Same Page book selection.
Koret Auditorium, Main Library
Sign up for a teacher workshop to bring Poetry Inside Out poetry and translation lessons to your classroom.
Join us in person or online to read and discuss Slipping by Mohamed Kheir, translated by Robin Moger.
Visit us at LITLIT: The Little Literary Fair on June 6-7 in Los Angeles
See Two Lines Press translator Jeremy Tiang and visit the Two Lines Press booth at Bay Area Book Festival!
Allston Way & Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park
Jeremy Tiang presents his translation of Night Train by Xu Zechen on tour.
Berkeley | New York | Boston
Join us in person or online to read and discuss Celestial Bodies by Jokha Alharthi, translated by Marilyn Booth.
Writer, editor, and translator Daniel Hahn talks with Michael Holtmann about Shakespeare in translation across languages and cultures, with performances by Carla Pantoja.
Juliana Leite, on tour from Brazil, is joined by translator Zoë Perry to celebrate the release of Exemplary Humans, a novel about one woman’s past and all of our futures.
San Francisco, CA | Washington, DC | Brooklyn, NY
Mats Söderlund to celebrates Eskatos & the Stretched Necks of Stillness, a sweeping blend of ecopoetry, mythology, and political verse translated by Olivia Olsen, with Forrest Gander.
Japanese writer and artist Kanako Nishi and translator Allison Markin Powell discuss the English release of Sakura with Marie Mutsuki Mockett.