Alison Flood speaks to Tolstoy translator Kyril Zinovieff about his new sixty-year-old translation of Anna Karenina in a Guardian Books podcast.
I’m going to be featured in this Translators Roundtable, discussing obstacles and opportunities related to literary translation. The roundtable also includes Edward Gauvin, translator of French graphic novels filmscripts; Michael Emmerich, translator of young Japanese writers; and Martha Tennent, who translates Catalan literature. This event is free and open to the public. Reading the World [...]
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