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March 30, 2018March Translation News Roundup
The latest and greatest from the world of translated literature. -
March 28, 2018St. Louis Fourth Graders Describe Poetry Inside Out in Their Own Words
In July of 2017 we traveled to St. Louis to kick off a partnership with the St. Louis Poetry Center. During our week we met… -
March 26, 2018Don’t Miss Masatsugu Ono on His First U.S. Book Tour
Praised by acclaimed Japanese author Yoko Tawada, and often compared to Haruki Murakami and Kenzaburō Ōe, Masatsugu Ono is regarded as one of the brightest… -
March 26, 2018The tote bag that brings us truth
Albert Camus once called fiction “the lie through which we tell the truth,” and we here at Two Lines Press strive to bring you books… -
March 23, 2018AWP 2018: A Small Press Reading List, Part 2
Olivia, CJ, Emily, and Michael headed to Tampa earlier this month to attend the AWP conference! As expected, they returned with a collection of beautiful,… -
March 22, 2018AWP 2018: A Small Press Reading List, Part 1
Olivia, CJ, Emily, and Michael headed to Tampa earlier this month to attend the AWP conference! As expected, they returned with a collection of beautiful,… -
March 21, 2018CAT Book Club: Madame Nielsen in San Francisco
The Danish author reads from The Endless Summer and discusses long sentences, endless summers, Haight-Ashbury, Ben & Jerry’s, among other things. -
March 16, 2018CAT Book Club: Introducing Empty Set
A look at the next book in #TheCATBookClub: a novel by Mexican visual artist and writer Verónica Gerber Bicecci.
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