Daisy Rockwell: 'It's very difficult to break through a zeitgeist steeped in misinformation, bigotry, ignorance'

International Booker Prize-winning American translator Daisy Rockwell on the absence of panel discussions on the genocide in Palestine at Indian literature festivals, misinformation, and how translations are poorly marketed.

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