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Writing as Identity: Banine's "Parisian Days," Translated from French by Anne Thompson-Ahmadova readingintranslation.com/202… via @ReadingInTrans
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Where We Begin: Alba De Céspedes' "There’s No Turning Back," Translated from Italian by Ann Goldstein readingintranslation.com/202… via @ReadingInTrans
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🥳Massive congratulations to Oonagh Stransky for her translation of Abandonment by Erminia Dell'Oro🥳
Oonagh pitched this beautiful novel to us, and we wish to reiterate our gratitute for giving us the chance to publish it❤️
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Congratulations to @Jennymcphee on winning the John Florio translation prize for Elsa Morante’s Lies and Sorcery, and to runner-up @BrianRobMoore for Lalla Romano’s A Silence Shared! Thank you both for helping readers discover great Italian literature in English translation!
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More exciting news on the prize front: Angela Rodel’s incredible translation from Bulgarian of Vera Mutafchieva’s masterpiece, The Case of Cem, is on @USRofC longlist, alongside nine other books released by indie publishers. Thanks to the judges and congratulations to all!
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Some thoughts about translating into Hebrew nowadays
Reut Ben-Yaakov reflects on her choice to translate in Hebrew Eudora Welty's story "Where is This Voice Coming From?" and why this translation matters now.
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🎉 Huge congratulations to Jamie Richards, whose brilliant translation of Marosia Castaldi’s rich, delicious novel The Hunger of Women has won the 2024 @LitTranslate National Translation Award in Prose! 🎉
Announcing the winner of the 2024 National Translation Award in Prose:
THE HUNGER OF WOMEN by Marosia Castaldi, translated from Italian by @JRichWords, published by @andothertweets! bit.ly/4fhPqON
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Visited Oberlin to give a guest lecture in @MilkovaStiliana's advanced translation workshop & to chat about my and @nataliedelmar's baby, Four Minutes. The students then wrote these absolutely impressive reviews for @ReadinginTrans. I loved all of them, but this one in particular really stood out: readingintranslation.com/202…
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To think that the very first excerpt of THE HOUSE ON VIA GEMITO translated by @oonaghstransky appeared in this special issue!! ❤️
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Mostly a shameless plug for a bunch of amazing books I’ve translated for @fantagraphics as well as @floating_world, @SelfMadeHero, @7StoriesPress, et al:
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The Italian comics scene is incredibly rich. Jamie Richards describes Italian graphic narratives in translation here:
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#ItalianLitMonth #GraphicNovels #Comics đź§µ
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Such a treat to hear author’s voices and gain an insight into our work as translators @LoudTranslators well worth tuning in to
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Translators Aloud and its Italian playlist
Their Italian playlist contains dozens of videos, with readings from novels, essays, children’s books & poetry.
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#ItalianLitMonth #ItalianLit đź§µ
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Italy is Guest of Honor at the upcoming Frankfurt book fair, and we literary translators are celebrating through Italian Lit Month, a daily blog with 50+ articles about great Italian books! Follow us! @GlobalLitinLibs on FB, @GlobalLitin on X, or glli-us.org/articles/
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Many thanks to @CarnevaliAlice1 for the wonderful and professionally executed interview about “My Brilliant Friend” and #ElenaFerrante’s global success! You can find here a link to the full interview and video: euronews.com/culture/2024/07… 📚💕
📚❓Elena Ferrante is one of the most acclaimed authors in the world. Yet, to this day, readers do not know who Ferrante truly is.
We asked @EnricaFerrara to guide us through Ferrante’s bestseller, "My Brilliant Friend". ⤵️
'My Brilliant Friend': Why it is the best book of the 21st century
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Marosia Castaldi’s The Hunger of Women may be formidable in the current climate (low “serious reader” counts widely reported) which makes it all the more thrilling to see the brilliant Isabella Livorni pay it serious attention on @ReadinginTrans.
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'Natalia Ginzburg's Global Legacies'—edited by @SaskiaZio and @MilkovaStiliana—this volume situates Ginzburg’s works within major critical discourses to articulate innovative readings and mobilize further lines of inquiry. bit.ly/45Fqbm1
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'Natalia Ginzburg's Global Legacies'—edited by @SaskiaZio and @MilkovaStiliana—this volume situates Ginzburg’s works within major critical discourses to articulate innovative readings and mobilize further lines of inquiry. bit.ly/45Fqbm1
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Goliarda Sapienza would have been 100 years old this year. My essay to mark her birthday is now live on Reading in Translation @MilkovaStiliana @FSGBooks @PenguinUKbooks
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Decades after it was published in Italy, Domenico Starnone's The House on Via Gemito has been translated into English for the first time.
Join translator Oonagh Stransky as she shares her approach to translating Starnone's beloved novel:
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🎉Congratulations to the shortlistees, including ALTA members @danielhahn02, @ZAPTranslations, @oonaghstransky, and past Travel Fellow @ellen_c_jones!
We are thrilled to reveal the shortlist for this year’s Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize. Congratulations to all of the translators! ✨
The winner will be announced at Oxford Translation Day 2024, Saturday 15 June. For more information, visit: occt.web.ox.ac.uk































