Park In-hwan was among the poets who came of age in the aftermath of the Korean War. Rejecting the nature-focused lyricism of the prominent poets of his time, the poet sought to capture devastation and ruin. He died at age 29, a few days after writing a poem about Yi Sang.
If you’re looking for something to read this Women In Translation Month, remember to check out “Poems of the First Buddhist Women” from the Murty Classical Library of India at @Harvard_Press!! @birdmaddgirl@_sen_sharmila
If you feel like reading this novel, your wait won't be long. The English translation by Adrian Nathan West will be published by @Dalkey_Archive in about half a year.
Took a break from translating to sketch the little creatures in a Hiromi Kawakami story—they pop out in the pear orchard like “pear fairies” and eat nothing but pears. I love the way they talk & act & how they have fingers like hakobe (chickweed) leaves. 川上弘美「夏休み」#jlpp
Immensely enjoyed this interview bw @ArthurDixon and a "cover artist" I admire, @robin_ep_myers , in the new issue of @LatAmLitToday . When it comes to poetry, especially, I like to think of translation as a remix 😌 https://t.co/Z8eVNVY44U
Seeking submissions of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and translations on the theme of the body. Check out our call for submissions and send in your work! https://t.co/1MhWhaY2ML
COMING SOON from Eulalia Books—Poetry’s Geographies: A Transatlantic Anthology of Translations, edited by Katherine M. Hedeen and Zoë Skoulding.
Reach out if you’re interested in review copies or a desk copy for spring of 2023 🎉🎉🎉
Online talk: Rebranding Translation, Anthony Pym. Against working for a narrow profession: we must instead help and improve translation as a very widespread social activity.
28 June 2022 (Tuesday): 1.15-2.45 (CET)
Register here: https://t.co/THHoclFQgr
If you are a translator from French and looking for an obscure classic that is: 1) short 2) dense 3) strange 4) beautifully written, I have just the right book for you https://t.co/VaTRN5ztfM
Mehul Devkala @MehulDevkala reading his Gujarati poem, Pavagadh, in English translation and crediting the translator (me) from the stage.
Gratitude from the community of translators. Tagging @shreedaisy Daisy Rockwell, the translator of Tomb of Sand and of so many others too.
Today we publish the intoxicating stories of Caio Fernando Abreu, trans. @bdantaslobato
"Abreu’s prose shimmers and always surprises—each story is a small, bright gem. The fearless writing in this beautiful collection deserves a vast English-language readership." @PublishersWkly
We don't talk enough abt the language pyramid in Indian literary translation. Why books from certain languages are more visible/marketable, their writers more well-known. How we barely know canonical works beyond a handful of Indian languages. What that means for our cultures.
🔷 Oxford Translation Day 2022 is just around the corner! But there's still plenty of time to register for one of our panels or workshops via our website: https://t.co/DqSLWXwlON All events are free and open to the public. We look forward to seeing you there!
"There is arguably no agent in Britain that has a greater impact on current literary fiction in translation than Laurence Laluyaux."- @TomTivnan, The Bookseller
Meet @LLaluyaux, who has been with the agency since the 1990s, and is leading RCW's international arm ⤵️
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