Connection Fever
April 14th, 2021by Polly Barton
The Latest from WWB Daily
- Interviews
“Every Choice We Make Is Political”: Natasha Lehrer on Translating “Consent” and “I Hate Men”
by Madeleine Feeny
I’m really proud to translate work that challenges the patriarchy. ...read more
- Essays
Into Another Channel? Literature and Politics in Hungary
by Gábor Schein
What can literature do in this tiny European country? ...read more
- City and the Writer
The City and the Writer: In Bucharest with Ioana Morpurgo
by Nathalie Handal
I love this city against my own better judgment. ...read more
- Interviews
More Than a Literary Movement: Susana Sanches Arins and Valentim Fagim on Reintegrationist Galician
by Words Without Borders
Reintegrationism offers another vision of the language and of Galicia itself. ...read more
- Watchlist
The Watchlist: March 2021
by Tobias Carroll
Tobias Carroll recommends exciting new and forthcoming books in translation from the Philippines, Germany, Lebanon, Mexico, France, and Finland. ...read more
- Translator Relay
The Translator Relay: Julia Powers
by Words Without Borders
Fidelity is the material, the clay that the translator manipulates. ...read more
- Interviews
Children’s Literature in Translation: Editora Caixote
We focus on the incredible potential we find in the digital format for children’s literature. ...read more
- News
Words Without Borders Campus Launches Iranian Literature Resource
WWB Campus presents a collection of Iranian literature and accompanying resources for high school and college classrooms. ...read more
- City and the Writer
The City and the Writer: In Athens with Natalie Bakopoulos
by Nathalie Handal
I’m always a bit shattered by Athens. ...read more
- Interviews
“In Another Voice”: Kyra Ho on Creating a Poetry Translation Podcast
by Words Without Borders
With overlapping layers of reading, we can show multiple alternative translation choices at once. ...read more