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A Bilingual Reading to Celebrate Women in Translation Month

Tuesday, August 6, 2019 | 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
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Women in Translation Month: Disparity Within Disparity

Translation
By: Jane Eldridge Miller | August 30, 2016

Our final post, from Jane Eldridge Miller, makes a plea to readers to look beyond writers of the 21st century and outside of the languages most commonly translated into… More

Women in Translation Month: Women Translators Who Have Won the PEN Award for Poetry in Translation

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By: Margaret Carson | August 29, 2016

In the final two posts of the series, we have expanded the concept to feature the books translated by women that have won the PEN Translation Prize and (in… More

Women in Translation Month: Books Translated by Women That Have Won the PEN Translation Prize

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By: Margaret Carson | August 25, 2016

In the final two posts of the series, we expand the concept to feature the books translated by women that have won the PEN Translation Prize and the PEN… More

Women in Translation Month: Books by Women Published After Receiving a PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant

Translation
By: Alta L. Price | August 18, 2016

These works of literature have been judged to represent the finest writing by women worldwide, brought into English—from Russian, French, Polish, Norwegian, Danish, Portuguese, Spanish, Pashto, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew,… More

Women in Translation Month: Books by Women That Have Won the PEN Award for Poetry in Translation

Translation
By: Alta L. Price | August 11, 2016

This year, as a contribution to Women in Translation Month, the PEN America Translation Committee presents a series of blog posts featuring books written by women that have won… More

Read These Women in Translation Now

Translation
By: Susan Bernofsky | August 9, 2016

In celebration of Women in Translation Month, Translationista invited a number of publishers to select one book each by a female author to be offered as part of a… More

Women in Translation Month: Moving Toward Parity

Translation
By: Alex Zucker, Allison Markin Powell | August 4, 2016

If our reading skews overwhelmingly male, we miss out on what half the world has to say, in terms of both story and style. More

Women in Translation Month: Books by Women That Have Won the PEN Translation Prize

Translation
By: Alta L. Price | August 4, 2016

This year, as a contribution to Women in Translation Month, created by Meytal Radzinski in 2014, the PEN America Translation Committee presents a series of blog posts featuring books written by… More

Amazon’s Author Central a Boon for Translators, Too

Translation
By: Lara Vergnaud | March 22, 2016

Translation Committee member Lara Vergnaud takes you through the step-by-step process of setting up an Author Page on Amazon.com. More

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