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March 22, 2017Welcome to Two Lines 26 and Its Online Exclusives!
I don’t conceive of writing as something illustrious but as something clandestine. —Fabio Morábito, translated by Curtis Bauer (Read the rest of the Online Exclusive… -
March 20, 2017Two Voices Presents: An Introduction to Can Xue
Our first Two Voices Salon of the season is this upcoming Thursday! Scott Esposito will be in conversation via Skype with Chad Post of Open… -
March 16, 2017#SAVEtheNEA!
The president’s budget plan calls for the elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts, a longtime supporter of the Center for the Art of… -
March 15, 2017A Space Where Cultures Meet
High school seniors joined college undergraduates in teaching Poetry Inside Out to students in an after-school club in Worcester, Massachusetts, while conducting their own research. Last… -
March 13, 2017Books and Barbaric Yawps at AWP
Walt Whitman lived in Washington D.C., for a time—sections from his poems “The Dresser” and “Prayer of Columbus” even appear inscribed as public art near… -
March 6, 2017An Enduring Community
Looking back on twenty-three years of persistence and community. -
February 27, 2017Inseparable, A Correspondence with Margaret Jull Costa
Annie McDermott is the translator of Graciliano Ramos’s short story “Inseparable.” The story is featured among our Two Lines 25 Online Exclusives. Read “Inseparable” here. -
February 22, 2017Welcome to Our New Website!
We couldn’t be more pleased to welcome you to the new home of the Center for the Art of Translation. Take a look around! There… -
February 16, 2017Sung Poetry and the Art of Listening
Fifth-grade Poetry Inside Out (PIO) students practice their listening skills during a lesson on Vietnamese “sung poetry.”
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