Translating Women
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Translated from the Spanish by Sophie Hughes (OneWorld, 2016). There are very few books that I love completely, unconditionally, evangelically, and Umami is one of them. Itâs one of a handful of âmust-readsâ in my virtual bookshelf, and youâre not going to read a bad word about it in this review. Umami is set in […]
Translated from the Polish by Jennifer Croft (Fitzcarraldo, 2017) In honour of last nightâs Man Booker International prize announcement, Iâm publishing a special mid-week review post on the winning book, Olga Tokarczukâs Flights. Though Tokarczuk is not yet as well-known in England as she is in Poland and in other parts of Europe, the award […]
Translated from the Hebrew by Sondra Silverston (Pushkin Press) If ever a book has taught me not to judge it by its cover, this is the one. Not because thereâs anything wrong with the cover, but because I nearly skimmed past this, thinking that a male doctor suffering a crisis of conscience wasnât a great […]
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