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Tag: Sophie Hughes

Interview with award-winning translator and writer, Natasha Lehrer: ‘Translation is not a word-for-word transposition. It’s another iteration of the book.’

10th September 20205th October 2020  Elodie Rose Barnes

Natasha Lehrer, award-winning translator and writer, talks to Elodie Rose Barnes about translation theory, Oulipo writers, the joy of translating poetry and the brilliance of French author Nathalie Léger’s prose.

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Posted in Arts, Books, InterviewsTagged: Anne Garréta, Cécile Menon, Consent, Emily Wilson, Enoh Meyomesse, French, French Literature, Gaëlle Josse, George Perec, Gilbert Adair, Giulia Mensitieri, Jennifer Croft, Languages, Les Fugitives, Life in Languages, Natasha Lehrer, Nathalie Léger, Oulipo, Simon Armitage, Sophie Hughes, Sphinx, The Last Days of Ellis Island, The White Dress, Tim Parks, Translation, Vanessa Springora

Europa28: ‘In this global political climate, translations are the stories we need.’

14th August 202014th August 2020  Elodie Rose Barnes

Elodie Rose Barnes explores Europa28, Comma Press’ anthology of women’s writing on the future of Europe, and in a very special interview talks to two of its translators, Ruth Clarke and Katy Derbyshire about the anthology, the nuances of translation and the importance of translated stories in our time.

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Posted in Arts, Books, InterviewsTagged: Comma Press, Elodie Rose Barnes, Europa 28, Europe, European Union, Julia Rabinowich, Katy Derbyshire, Leïla Slimani, Life in Languages, Lisa Dwan, Nora Nadjaran, Ruth Clarke, Sam Taylor, Silvia Bencivelli, Sophie Hughes, Women in Translation, Women in Translation Month 2020
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    By Lottie Whalen
  • Motion and other poems by Catherine Norris
    By Catherine Norris
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    By Jennifer Brough
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