To coincide with the 2008 World Poets' Tour we have published a boxed set of ten dual-language chapbooks introducing the international poets who have visited the UK for our tours in 2005 and 2008.
Following the extraordinary success of the first World Poets’ Tour in 2005, the Poetry Translation Centre has organised its second World Poets’ Tour which begins on Sunday 7th September at the Bristol Poetry Festival.
For the third in our series of workshops concerning our upcoming World Poets' Tour, we were joined by Jo Shapcott and Narguess Farzad for a fascinating discussion about their translations of poems by Farzaneh Khojandi from Tajikistan.
This special workshop that the Sudanese poet, Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi, attended with his translators, Sarah Maguire and Sabry Hafez, gave us a unique insight into his poetry.
In this workshop we translated a poem by Lale Müldür, one of Turkey's leading contemporary poets.
In the first of our special workshops introducing the six poets who'll be coming to the UK in October for our World Poets' Tour, we discussed the poetry of Kajal Ahmad from Kurdistan with her co-translators, Mimi Khalvati and Choman Hardi.
In our last workshop we translated two short poems by two poets from Afghanistan, Pir Muhammad Karwaan and Parween Faiz-Zadah Malaal, who write in Pashto.
We translated three more poems by the Israeli poet, Tuvya Ruebner, in our workshop on 2nd April.
We're delighted to announce that The Poetry Translation Centre is now a Registered Charity.
We translated three poems from Hebrew by the prize-winning Israeli poet, Tuvya Ruebner, in our workshop on 19th March.
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