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Cafe Ohlone, Berkeley, by Ella Parsons [email protected]
Cairo’s first translation slam, Ai Weiwei’s music video, and the origin of words kaitlinh
Calcutta: Two Years in the City by Amit Chaudhuri m.khans
Caldecott and Newbery medals, arbitrary grammar, and literary board games kaitlinh
Call for an Africa / African Diaspora Co-Editor for the Best Translations Anthology [email protected]
Call for Solidarity from Mozambique: A Message from 2014 Neustadt Prize Laureate Mia Couto [email protected]
Calligraphy Lesson: The Collected Stories by Mikhail Shishkin [email protected]
Calling All Readers: What’s Your Must-Read Book on Climate Change?, by Daniel Simon [email protected]
Calls to Demand the Return (for a Fair Price, in Good Faith) or, With Typhoon Wind: We, Prisoners of Conscience, Protest Bars and Bullets, Swallowed Fledglings, the Gone Hurricane of Pelicans (from alcatraces), and Further Desecrations by Lehua M. Taitan [email protected]
Camanchaca by Diego Zúñiga [email protected]
Can the Tooth Fairy Pay in Hong Kong Dollars?, by Wong Yi [email protected]
Can Translation Enrich Our Mental Health?, by Veronica Esposito [email protected]
Can We Truly Be Free of Our Past? A Conversation with Wendy Chen, by Xixuan Collins [email protected]
Can You Imagine a Childhood Without Good Stories?, by Ibtisam Barakat [email protected]
Canción by Eduardo Halfon [email protected]
Cannibal by Safiya Sinclair [email protected]
Canoes by Maylis de Kerangal [email protected]
Canyon in the Body by Lan Lan m.khans
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Captivity by György Spiró [email protected]
Carapace Dancer: Spanish and Didxazá (Isthmus Zapotec) Poems by Natalia Toledo [email protected]
Carbon by Kate Ervine [email protected]
Cardiff, Wales, by Pamela Petro [email protected]
Cards on the Table: Three Contemporary Italian Women Writers Open the Doors of Their Workshops [email protected]
Cargo Hold of Stars: Coolitude by Khal Torabully [email protected]
Caribou by Charles Wright m.khans
Carlos Fuentes as spy target, International Translation Day, and the Edinburgh book artist kaitlinh
Carnality by Lina Wolff [email protected]
Carrying a People Across a Watery Divide: Translating Cuba in the Twenty-First Century, by Vanessa Garcia [email protected]
Casablanca la bella by Fernando Vallejo m.khans
Cast Your Vote! 25 Books That Inspired the World (1989–2014) m.khans
Casting the Wanderer’s Eye in Biljana Obradović’s Incognito by Angus Woodward m.khans
Cataclysm, by Rilla Askew [email protected]
Causa Artis 3, by Dimitra Kotoula [email protected]
Celebrate Poetry Month with WLT m.khans
Celebrating 2019 National Poetry Month by Daniel Simon [email protected]