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"It is promising that in our moment of the twenty-first century we have literary translators working with individuals who speak out of such disparate positionalities." Kristin Dykstra on Juana Rosa Pita's poetry, transl. by @egoodman8 @SongBridgePress
readingintranslation.com/202…
The Song Bridge Project retweeted
“Translation requires a unique form of compromise. It asks the translator to be both selfish and self-abnegating.”
Lily Meyer on the intertwined nature of translation and selfishness with @hopscotch_tr here:
hopscotchtranslation.com/202…
The Song Bridge Project retweeted
"I detest all writings that claim to be defending the “helpless vulnerable creatures” women are thought to be, it goes against the way I was brought up and the way I see the world."
carnegieendowment.org/sada/8… via @CarnegieEndow
The Song Bridge Project retweeted
(1/2)📚🗣️ Last week we had our author talk series 'Spain Writes, America Reads' with Berta García Faet. Watch now this interesting conversation with Spanish National Youth Poetry Prize winner from here if you missed it 👀👇youtube.com/watch?v=mAig_c1R…
The Song Bridge Project retweeted
📣📚New 'Spain Writes, America Reads' edition: Berta Garcia Faet presents 'The Elegible Age', recently translated to English by Kelsi Vanada, and published in the US by @SongBridgePress
📅 Tue, March 09, 2021 at 🕒 3:00 pm (EST)
🎟 Free, RSVP required 👇spainculture.us/city/online/…




