"The English language is richer for the single phrase 'the amniotic horror of the fish-monger.'"
From our Summer 2017 issue—@FranklinProctor on the life and work of Angela Carter: https://t.co/Y7qeDHDrQm
The Italian Prose in Translation Award awards contemporary Italian prose in translation. Fiction and literary non-fiction welcome. Translators and publishers may submit. Judged this year by @MilkovaStiliana, @FranklinProctor, and Will Schutt: https://t.co/yQm3WCK6Gc
Thank you #TheLiteraryReview and @FranklinProctor and @flower_conroy and the rest of @TheLiteraryReview for publishing two poems by the wonderful Dutch poet @LucasHirsch- it is an honor to translate your work, Lucas! Here are the links!
https://t.co/dL1zOlgxbO
As a child of the ‘80s I’m subject to a lot of ridicule from “real music” snobs—and, yes, there’s the whole Journey-anthem-versus-Tom-Petty-is-really-actually and Breakfast Club is problematic—but I will stand my ground now and forever in defense of “Don’t You (Forget About Me)
We are excited to spotlight this year's Italian Prose in Translation Award judges, Stiliana Milkova (@MilkovaStiliana), Minna Zallman Proctor (@FranklinProctor), and Will Schutt! Learn more about them here, and submit to the IPTA by April 19: https://t.co/djc1Se14BC
@jrwagz@faniaoz@AviyaKushner@jdforward I don't believe Oz was one of the writers she was reading. Her international reading was more French. (I'll do some research on it) ... She was a BIG Hemingway fan though, one of her more clearcut stylistic influences.
TLR is open for submissions again! https://t.co/4RhjJkkn74 after a very long stretch. SLOW EDITORS BAD. (And yet, they are such careful readers... GOOD) @TLR_tweets