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September 29, 2016Two Lines Spotlight: “Contagion” by Balla
This post comes to us from Emma Ramadan, whose translation of Anne Parian’s “Monospace” appeared in Issue 21 of Two Lines. “One day, when I… -
September 26, 2016The 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature Roundtable
The Nobel Prize in Literature is set to be announced very very soon (the Nobel Committee doesn’t reveal the exact date in advance, but we… -
September 19, 2016How Vila-Matas Got to the Garret
(Here, Scott Esposito writes about “Sea Swell,” found in Issue 25 of Two Lines. To read that and so many more translations, purchase the issue… -
September 15, 20165 Bulgarian Writers You Don’t Want to Miss
We’re very proud that our newest issue of Two Lines, Issue 25, features a story from the under-appreciated nation of Bulgaria: “A Is for Anything,”… -
September 15, 2016Celebrate National Arts Education Week!
It’s always exciting for us to celebrate National Arts Education Week, since we fervently believe that all kids should have the chance to experience the… -
September 12, 2016Managing Editor Jessica Sevey Explains the Two Lines Redesign
With Issue 25, Two Lines has a whole new look and feel. The journal is now two-color throughout, with pull quotes, redesigned titles, and a… -
September 6, 2016Two Lines Spotlight: “Wolves, Also” by Ghassan Zaqtan
This post comes to us from Yardenne Greenspan, whose translation of Kobi Ovadia’s “The Kid that Liked Dynasty and Wrote a Soap” is in the… -
August 29, 2016A Women in Translation Month Recap
As Women in Translation Month wraps up we’ve pulled together our posts from over the course of the past 30 days so you can make… -
August 16, 201610 Women Poets in Translation You Don’t Want to Miss
A reading list for celebrating Women in Translation Month.
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