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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, 2019Excerpt 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… -
March 18, 2019An Otherwise Blameless Life
On translating Dana Grigorcea’s An Instinctive Feeling of Innocence. -
March 14, 2019
An Excerpt from “Collaboration”
In Heather Cleary’s essay for Two Lines 30: The Future of Translation, she underscores the importance of collaboration to the art of translation. In addition… -
March 6, 2019Meet Johannes Anyuru
We will be publishing a novel by the award-winning Swedish author later this year. In the meantime, read his essay on his Muslim identity over…
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