Organizers today announced the thirteen books translated from twelve languages that have been longlisted for the 2026 Warwick Prize for Women in Translation.

Illness, marriage, colonialism, animals, Swiss wealth and Eritrea feature in works by Johanna Ekström, Astrid Roemer, Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin, Jean Giono, Christian Kracht and Baalu Girma

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Critic Cory Oldweiler reviews "Too Great a Sky" by Moldovan author Liliana Corobca, translated from Romanian by Monica Cure.

“The closeness of the women’s relationship, that Rausing is able to pinpoint Ekstrom’s meaning when it isn’t even clear to her, is the most moving aspect of this book. Essentially a duet betw…

I think optimism is a solution to our very deep trauma­ . . . If you didn’t view life that way, you just wouldn’t survive.

<p>Today, we are happy to bring you our conversation with M. A. Salvodon, translator of <em>Désirée Congo</em></p> <p><em>What inspired you to transla

La Nourrice de Francis Bacon de Maylis Besserie mêle poésie, tendresse et morbidité pour raconter ce peintre torturé. (…)

Intersections between gender, feminism, and ecological issues have been explored for more than fifty years. Scholars have demonstrated that ecosystems and life forms are oppressed by the same syste...