Past Events

Mexican writer Jorge Comensal and translator Charlotte Whittle discuss The Mutations with Julia Sanches.

Join Two Lines Press and readers of all ages for the largest celebration of books and writing in the Pacific Northwest.

Center Founder and translator Olivia Sears moderates a conversation about translation with three leading Bay Area translators.

For the 4th year in a row we’re sponsoring an entire weekend of international events at the 2019 Litquake literary festival in San Francisco!

Five members of Çedilla & Co., a collective of literary translators representing a wide range of writers, languages, and presses, join us to talk about the future of translation and share a little about their current projects.

Join us for our third annual Day of Translation co-presented with the Alan Cheuse International Writers Center. All panels and events will take place on the George Mason University campus in Fairfax, Virginia.

Italian author, journalist, researcher, and activist, Igiaba Scego, talks about her novel Beyond Babylon, translated by Aaron Robertson, at the Brooklyn Book Festival.

Join Two Lines Press at the Brooklyn Book Festival!

Celebrate 25 years of Two Lines and the latest issue with us!

Two Lines Press travels to Los Angeles to participate in LITLIT, the first annual Little Literary Fair, co-hosted with Hauser & Wirth Publishers, in partnership with the LARB/USC Publishing Workshop.

Translators Bruce and Ju-Chan Fulton present Kim Sagwa’s English debut Mina at Powell’s Books in Portland.

Minna Zallman Proctor, author of Landslide and editor of The Literary Review, discusses her translation of Natalia Ginzburg’s Happiness, as Such with writer and critic Ismail Muhammad.

Join Two Lines Press at the third annual Press Fest, an indie book fair hosted by the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP).

Bright author Duanwad Pimwana and translator Mui Poopoksakul join Rene Denfeld and Hanne Ørstavik at the Bay Area Book Festival.

Aaron Coleman and Katherine Silver join Innosanto Nagara at the Bay Area Book Festival to discuss engaging with the world in ways that go well beyond the books they’ve published.

We’re a festival sponsor at this year’s Bay Area Book Festival. Here’s where you can find us:

Duanwad Pimwana discusses her novel and a short story collection with translator Mui Poopoksakul at the Seattle Art Museum.

Mui Poopoksakul talks about her translation of Duanwad Pimwana’s Bright, the first-ever novel by a Thai woman to appear in English translation, with Saskia Vogel, moderated by Laura Goode.

Marian Schwartz joins Sabrina Jaszi to talk about translating contemporary Russian literature and her latest translations of Leonid Yuzefovich’s Horsemen of the Sands and Olga Slavnikova’s The Man Who Couldn’t Die.

Mui Poopoksakul travels to Boston and New York to talk about her translation of Duanwad Pimwana’s Bright, the first-ever novel by a Thai woman to appear in English translation.