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WCN 2018 Emerging Translator Mentorships are open

Jul 11, 2017 • No comments

Founded by Daniel Hahn in 2010, our translation mentoring programme aims to develop successive new cohorts of literary translators into…

WCN EMERGING TRANSLATOR MENTORSHIPS 2016

Jul 20, 2016 • No comments

This year WCN has taken over the incredibly successful Emerging Translator Mentorship scheme from the BCLT. Experienced translators are matched…

Chris Gribble And Writers’ Centre Norwich. Profile by Rosie Goldsmith for Pro Helvetia/12 Swiss Books

Oct 7, 2015 • No comments

Rosie Goldsmith on behalf of Eurolitnetwork: Every year I help edit the Swiss Cultural Organisation Pro Helvetia’s annual magazine dedicated…

Translation in the Margins

Sep 16, 2015 • No comments

A practical symposium, organised by Writers’ Centre Norwich, exploring the radical edges of literary translation in a global context. Join…

International Literary Translation and Creative Writing Summer School

May 13, 2015 • No comments

26 July – 1 August 2015 British Centre for Literary Translation, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK in partnership with…

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