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March 14, 2019An Excerpt from “Collaboration”
In Heather Cleary’s essay for Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation, she underscores the importance of collaboration to the art of translation. In addition… -
March 6, 2019Meet Johannes Anyuru
We will be publishing a novel by the award-winning Swedish author later this year. In the meantime, read his essay on his Muslim identity over… -
March 5, 2019
An Excerpt from “Silence, Exile, and Translation”
In Bradley Schmidt’s essay for Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation, he explores socioeconomic class and his fractured identity as a German translator who… -
February 24, 2019There is no one correct answer: notes from a Philadelphia Poetry Inside Out classroom
For the past couple of years we’ve trained a group of teachers in and beyond the Bay Area in the Poetry Inside Out world poetry… -
February 21, 2019
An Excerpt from “The New Knowledge”
Madhu H. Kaza’s essay for Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation is a tour-de-force essay that considers her position as an immigrant and translator… -
February 16, 2019Center for the Art of Translation Receives NEA grant
The Center has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support Two Lines Press publications. -
February 14, 2019Your Spring 2019 Reading List: 15 Books in Translation We’re Excited About!
While we’re hunkering down and waiting for winter to end we thought a list of forthcoming books in translation would be just the inspiration we… -
February 12, 2019Now Available: Lord by João Gilberto Noll
Our third title by the Brazilian author described as “one of Brazil’s true literary icons” by Literary Hub. -
February 7, 2019The Korean Poet and Translator You Absolutely Need to Be Reading
Next week we’re celebrating the release of Autobiography of Death, Korean poet Kim Hyesoon’s powerful new poetry collection, translated by Don Mee Choi and published…
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