“...who’s doing the narrating and the dichotomous relationship between two women — who’s out front and who’s behind, who’s left and who’s stayed, who’s the brilliant friend and who isn’t — and I think that has repeated itself in the relationship between author and translator”
“I don’t think it’s necessary to have an affinity for the writer,” the literary translator Ann Goldstein said, “but with Ferrante, I do” https://t.co/KQE7CHVcQP
Join us at 11.30AM as we welcome Iran’s first International @TheBookerPrizes-longlisted author, @ShokoofehAzar 👏
She shares her incandescent novel The Enlightenment of the Greengage Tree, in conversation with founder of Open Book Marjorie Lofti Gill.
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It's #WITmonth, so if you're after a lunchtime read in the sunshine, check out our review of @CharcoPress The Adventures of China Iron and find out why we loved it so much! #womenintranslation
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"Translation is activism because it involves bringing one culture into another": An Interview with Laura Cesarco Eglin / "Translation is very similar to migration: diversity helps whatever community receives migrants". TB: Jeannine M. Pitas #WITMonth
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Today is the first day of Women In Translation Month! Here are just a handful of what we have in stock. Don’t forget to credit the translator! #witmonth#womenintranslation
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