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French Book Week: Frank on French. The Great Frank Wynne on Bringing French Fiction to the UK

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Frank Wynne is a star of French literature – in translation. One of the UK’s top translators into English, he…

French Book Week: Becoming a Translator by Aneesa Abbas Higgins

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When I began translating, at the end of a long and rewarding career as a teacher of French language and…

The Riveting Interview: Adriana Hunter talks to Rosie Goldsmith

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The Riveting Interview: Adriana Hunter talks to Rosie Goldsmith, Part 1 The Riveting Interview: Adriana Hunter talks to Rosie Goldsmith,…

Swiss French Greats by François von Hurter

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François von Hurter talks to “Literally Swiss” for #FrenchBookWeek As a Swiss French publisher in the UK, I don’t know…

French Book Week: Anne-Sophie Subilia

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Young Swiss novelist Anne-Sophie Subilia studied at the University of Geneva and lived for a while in Montreal before returning…

French Book Week: Antoinette Rychner

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Born in Neuchatel in 1979 Antoinette Rychner is the author of several plays, essays, novellas and novels. Her 2019 memoir entitled…

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