.@CanadianPoets has launched a blog series for National #Poetry Month. Here’s an essay by writer @yilinwriter, on translating classical #poetry, intimate connections, and more: poets.ca/npm22-blog-yilin-wa…

.@YanGeMay (Author of STRANGE BEASTS OF CHINA) is leading a creative writing workshop on Friday, May 27 at @WritersCentre, which will take place from 10am to 12pm UK time! Check out more details here: nationalcentreforwriting.org…

To continue celebrating the National #Poetry Month, find five poems by Li Xiaoyang (李啸洋)/pen name Cong An, translated by @StellaZhu1221 up on @ColumbiaJournal: ow.ly/xxpT50IP1mL

Look out for more information from the Stephen Spender Prize (@StephenSpender), which will open on May 4! This is a competition for #poetry in #translation. Submit an English #translation of poetry from any language, find out more here: stephen-spender.org/stephen-…

On April 23 & April 30, @omiamifestival is having a #translation workshop instructed by @laylabenitezjam & Jorge Vessel that focuses on #poetry translation and the nuances of the process. More info and RSVP at this link: ow.ly/cHwC50IM5H8

At @worldlittoday, find a book review by Gong Qiangwei on Chinese author Yang Benfen’s (杨本芬) sequel DRIFTWOOD (浮木), read more about the chapters and learn about the author’s style: ow.ly/VRl450IJy4Z

To start off a new week, let’s check out the latest episode from The Translated Chinese #Fiction Podcast hosted by @AngusLikesWords! This episode invited translator @Sinobevan to discuss the novel THE ADVENTURES OF MA SUZHEN: ow.ly/BERK50IGl2J

.@nightboatbooks is now welcoming applications for their Editorial Fellowship, a program designed to support an aspiring BIPOC editor in developing a book project of their choosing for publication. Apply by May 15 and more details here: ow.ly/gA1150IwJnt

.@LAReviewofBooks’ summer workshop is open for applications! The workshop will take place this summer from June 20 to July 22. Submit by April 15 and check out more details about scholarship here: ow.ly/cGZB50IwJlP

In the 69th episode at The Translated Chinese #fiction hosted by @AngusLikesWords, features a conversation between the host & audiobook producer Nicola Clayton & voice actor Sarah Lam, on author Xue Mo’s story “The Women, the Camels, and the Dholes”: ow.ly/jLmm50Itqu5

TODAY at 12:30PM! You don’t want to miss out on this event hosted by @PrincetonPIIRS: “I’m That Tongue: On Visibility or Otherwise of the Translator” featuring guest speaker @JeremyTiang, register here: ow.ly/HRyz50ItqsO

At @worldlittoday, find a book review on CELIA, MISOKA, I by Chinese Canadian author Xue Yiwei 薛忆沩 (tr. @StephenNashef) out from Rare Machines. On modern solitude, globalization and more: worldliteraturetoday.org/202…

The Massachusetts Review welcomes submissions of #poetry, #fiction, #nonfiction & hybrid for the forthcoming issue featuring works by disabled and/ or D/deaf artists. The issue will be co-edited by @mailbykite & Cyree Jarelle Johnson, find out more here: ow.ly/4JBs50IiH2C

“Revel in trash. Bound down a mountain. Take a ride on a nuclear sub.” Here’s a conversation between @AngusLikesWords & translator Steve Bradbury on poet Amang (阿芒)’s #poetry: ow.ly/ccWB50IiGtH