From Pablo Neruda’s exhumation to Cairo’s first ever translation slam, this week’s lit links have it all!News, Reviews, and InterviewsThe New Yorker recently asked world…
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- May 24, 2013This week, the representation of women in translated literature was a hot-button issue. Read about it below!News, Reviews, and InterviewsA new study reveals that women represent only…
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