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The Indian-American author and translator on her special affinity with Rome, why she doesn’t give her characters names, and her passion for Ovid

WWB's editorial fellow, Isabella Corletto, tells us about her favorite books, growing up bilingual, and finding new writers to translate.

A literary question for International Women’s Day: How do woman writers write the world?

Translating Myself and Others by Jhumpa Lahiri, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2022; pp 208, $18.22.

The award winning author talks being raised bilingual, belonging and translating her own work

Whether you're looking for a book that makes you feel good or teaches you something new, these 5 authors should definitely be on your list!Sally RooneySally Rooney is famously known for Conversations with Friends, Normal People (also adapted ...

In ‘Translating Myself and Others,’ the author examines the joys and challenges of traversing linguistic barriers, and how translation is natural to humanity.

An impulse to learn a new language has opened up possibilities for the prize-winning author and inspired her new book Translating Myself and Others.

American writer was accused of many things when she switched from using English to Italian, and moved to Rome. Her essay collection Translating Myself and Others offers a vindication of those decisions.

Three publishing sales and marketing directors, and two indie bookstore insiders, dispelled assumptions about university presses at the U.S. Book Show.