Join me at the After Hours Café, Book Fair, and my presentation "Translating for Authors: Risks and Rewards."

I'll read Russian and English versions of the poetry of Rena Zhuman at this online event.

Join NOTIS for a full day of events celebrating the fields of translation and interpreting! I'll be moderating a panel for the Northwest Literary Translators, exploring the publication stories behind individual translated books, and will be selling copies of my recent translations alongside local colleagues.

At ATA, I'll be leading a multilingual translation workshop and enjoying the After Hours Café.

Meet me at the American Literary Translators Association conference, where I'll be reading from my translation of Castigation by Sultan Rayev; discussing the differences between scholarly and literary translation; exploring how war and violence affects translation practices; joining a roundtable on the joys and challenges of translating "more different" languages; and talking about the Central ...

I will be discussing the specifics of Central Asian literary translation as part of this MLA panel.

I'll read poetry in my translation from Hamid Ismailov's upcoming book, We Computers: A Ghazal Novel.

This year, I'll be speaking on a panel about translating computer voices, providing a live demo of one way to use computer-assisted translation software for literary translation, and debuting some translated love poetry from Hamid Ismailov's next book.

Join me and Kate Deimling as we present Making Sense of the Senses: Translating Images, with examples from our work translating French to English and Turkic languages and Russian to English. And come to cheer for me and all the readers at the After Hours Cafe.

Translators of fiction and nonfiction often find their professional circles overlapping with the academic universe. We might translate books by noted experts, contend for academic awards, handle criticism from scholars, and ask professors to review our books and teach them in their classes. In this revised and expanded talk, two NOTIS translators will discuss their ...