When the first proof copies come... and it's not quite the reaction you're hoping for!
Each page is supposed to have its mirror in the other language on the page next to it...
This is why you order proof copies!
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Discover true stories from Haiti in English and Haitian Creole in a side by side translation.
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Seeds in a Dark Fruit Sky is available for PREORDER!
A captivating collection of true short stories from Haiti!
Check it out and get the word out 📚❤
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Copies came back from the proofreaders, and I can start the final edits! It’s strange to be working on this in the midst of yet another tragedy in Haiti (earthquake 2021), specifically Jeremie where all of these storytellers are based. Please find local organizations to support.
Are there any book bloggers or reviewers who would like to review our book Seeds in a Dark Fruit Sky?
It is a collection of bilingual short stories, with English and Haitian Creole. You do not need to know Creole to review.
Drop me a DM if you're interested! 📚😊
First proof copy has arrived! There are some formatting errors to fix before sending it off to proofreaders and book reviewers.
Despite its problems, it is so exciting to finally hold a physical book! 🥰📚❤️
Wai Moe Naing and anyone else who is deprived of their liberty must be released immediately. The imprisonment won't make the population quieter, they will make it louder, much louder and will fight even more for democracy. #Myanmar#WaiMoeNaing#Apr15Coup https://t.co/CVpsqfUNgP
A resource I initiated to support racialized translators, including a list of translators and publishing professionals who are offering time/advice and folks offering help with submission fees
Thanks @AMinckie for compiling this into an excel spreadsheet
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The word 'translation' comes... from the Latin for 'bearing across'. Having been borne across the world, we are translated men. It is normally supposed that something always gets lost in translation; I cling, obstinately to the notion that something can also be gained.
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