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October 31, 2017October Translation News Roundup
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October 12, 2017Children’s Literature in Translation: An Interview with Daniel Hahn
Next week we’re celebrating the launch of Elsewhere Editions, the new children’s book press from Archipelago Books, with a reading of Roger Mello’s You Can’t Be Too… -
October 10, 2017A Working Woman: An Interview with Christina MacSweeney
Elvira Navarro’s A Working Woman is out today from Two Lines Press! In anticipation of the book’s release, I spoke with the book’s translator, Christina MacSweeney.… -
October 9, 2017What to Read This Indigenous People’s Day
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October 2, 2017A Mouthful of Method or Madness?
I became fascinated with the inner workings of Spain’s “mad queen” the moment I read the opening words of Ana Arzoumanian’s Juana I: What I… -
September 29, 2017September Translation News Roundup
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September 25, 2017Children’s Books in Translation to Kick Off the School Year
It’s no secret that many of the classics of children’s literature are in translation. The Little Prince was translated from French. Pippi Longstocking is Swedish.… -
September 21, 20175 Ways to Celebrate International Translation Day
This past May, the United Nations General Assembly officially declared September 30 International Translation Day. Andrei Dapkiunas, the Assembly’s representative from Belarus, put it best: “This…
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