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April 26, 2019West Coast events with Bright author and translator
Duanwad Pimwana reads at the Seattle Art Museum May 2 and appears with translator Mui Poopoksakul at the Bay Area Book Festival May 4. -
April 25, 2019An Excerpt from “Impossible Connections”
In her essay from Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation, Bonnie Chau asks “whose English” we translate into and who is our ideal reader… -
April 24, 2019Your Independent Bookstore Day Guide for 2019!
It’s that time of year again, when we get to show some extra love to our independent bookstore partners! Independent Bookstore Day is this Saturday,… -
April 10, 2019Revisiting Inger Christensen Independently, Together
To read Denise Newman and Susanna Nied’s independent translations of the Inger Christensen poems discussed below, grab a copy of Two Lines 30: The Future… -
April 9, 2019Now Available: Bright, by Duanwad Pimwana
The first novel by a Thai woman to be published in the U.S., from a celebrated author known for her subtle fusion of magic realism… -
April 9, 2019April is National Poetry Month!
Celebrate poetry with a look at the Two Lines Online Exclusives for recent issues. -
April 2, 2019Quakes
Earthquakes inhabit the Mexican psyche. Their presence is testified to by absences, the gaps in the urban environment that, in her essay Sidewalks, Valeria Luiselli… -
March 29, 2019March 2019 Translation News Roundup
The latest news from the world of publishing and literature in translation. -
March 21, 2019
Excerpt from “Writing the Reality We Want: A Conversation on Some Potentials of Translation”
In this conversation between translators Eleanor Goodman and Lucas Klein from Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation, they touch on issues in the field…
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