By: Erica Jarnes
We took Karin Karakasli, Sarah Howe, Bejan Matur and Jen Hadfield, and of course, our wonderful bridge translator Canan Marasligil, to meet warm and enthusiastic audiences across England.
By: Erica Jarnes
In the run up to our 2017 Summer Tour we dug up the pink paper programme for the Poetry Translation Centre’s very first event from 13 years ago: ‘An Evening of International Poetry’ at SOAS.
By: Canan Marasligil,
Canan Marasligil talks about being a bridge translator for Karin Karakaşlı and Bejan Matur, the poets on the PTC 2017 Summer Tour, translating feelings, context and politics a well as words.
By: Mui Poopoksakul,
Uten Mahamid is a highly visual writer, and it’s no surprise, given that he is also an artist. He has said that in his poetry, as well as his artwork, he likes to create images that tell stories.
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By: Micha Meyers
‘Curiosity and a little chutzpah got me through the door.’ Workshop stalwart Micha Meyers writes about what it’s like to translate with the PTC.
By: Serafina Vick,
Legna’s poetry is addictive and it was wonderful to be able to do a workshop with the Poetry Translation Centre on two poems from her most recent collection, Miami Century Fox.
By: Ilhaan Mohamed
Former PTC intern Ilhaan Mohamed lays out the questions rased by her ongoing research into the relationship between nationality and translation in the world of literature.
By: Róisín O' Loughlin
Opening on Valentine’s day in London’s Crypt Gallery, Radical Love: Female Lust is a show of 48 female artists responding to poems written by Arab women over 1,000 years ago.
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