Award-winning translator Mattho Mandersloot returns a second workshop looking at the work of the Korean poet Choi Jeongrye whos work often deals with time and memory.

Érica Zíngano is a Brazilan poet whose work combines poetry and performance art. Her work will be introduced by Francisco Vilhena & poet Adelaide Ivanova.

Kishwar Naheed is one of the best known feminist poets of Pakistan. We will be translating her poetry from Urdu with teh poet and translator Sascha Aurora Akhtar.

David Huerta is a leading Mexican poet and the PTC is delighted to be returning to translate more of his work with the help of guest-translator Adam Feinstein.

This workshop is part of a new initiative at the PTC to invite our touring poets and translators to introduce us to new writers from their culture that have inspired them.

We are delighted to invite the translator Delaina Haslam back for another workshop translating the work of Umar Timol, a Mauritian poet who writes in a Dutch inflected French creole.

Pashto is one of the two official languages of Afghanistan and Poetry Translation Centre has been translating Pashto poetry at its workshops with journalist and translator Dawood Azami since 2014.

Hailing from Mauritius, the small island nation off the Southeast coast of Africa that bares the linguistic legacies of both Dutch and French colonisation, Umar Timol writes poetry in a French creole that is thick with neologisms.

For the first workshop in our new season we are delighted to welcome back poet and translator Alireza Abiz who will be introducing the PTC workshop to the Persian Perian poet Shooka Hosseini.

Translate Tuareg poet and author Hawad with André Naffis-Sahely. He was born in the Aïr region of Niger and currently lives France. His themes include thirst, wandering, anarchy, and Tuareg politics.

Translate Korean poet Choi Jeongrye who writes about time, memory and loneliness. Our guest translator at this workshop will be Mattho Mandersloot is a translator from Amsterdam