
Translating Place and Places of Translation
Ayça Türkoğlu, Filiz Emre, Gitanjali Patel, Harriet Phillips, Jessie Spivey, Katharine Halls, Kavita Bhanot, Khairani Barokka, Naima Rashid, Nariman Youssef, Mohini Gupta and Reem Abou-El-Fadl

Ayça Türkoğlu, Filiz Emre, Gitanjali Patel, Harriet Phillips, Jessie Spivey, Katharine Halls, Kavita Bhanot, Khairani Barokka, Naima Rashid, Nariman Youssef, Mohini Gupta and Reem Abou-El-Fadl
Samira Sedira discusses race, class, resentment and crime.

The shortlisted translators of the 2021 International Booker Prize in conversation with Maureen Freely.
Françoise Vergès discusses decolonial feminism, free expression, Reunion and white feminism.
Ecuadorean Mauro Javier Cárdenas discusses radical grammar, Spanish, and US politics.
Steven Hall on thirteen years between novels, parent-children relationships, and full stops.
Mia Couto discusses colonialism, Covid‑19 and silence.
Danish writer Tine Høeg discusses line breaks, desire and and narrative puzzles.

Pilar Quintana and Lisa Dillman, author and translator of PEN Translates award-winning The Bitch, are interviewed by the English PEN Membership from their homes in Colombia and the USA.
Bangladeshi publisher Tutul – with whom Margaret Atwood shared her 2016 PEN Pinter Prize – discusses exile, free thinking, and thirty years of the magazine and publisher Shuddhashar.
So Mayer discusses fascism, cinema, genderqueerness and freedom of expression.
Argentinian writer Selva Almada discusses femicide, violence in lockdown, and how to write historic trauma.

The shortlisted translators of the 2020 International Booker Prize in conversation with Georgina Godwin.
Guadeloupe's Maryse Condé, winner of the Alternative Nobel Prize, talks about liberation, satire, and her hopes for the world.
Kritika Pandey, winner of the 2020 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, talks about transgressing cultural norms, protesting, and Hinglish.
Leo Boix discusses bilingualism, British Latinx poetry, and race in Latin America.

Three writers discuss language and power.
Anthony Anaxagorou - poet, writer, publisher and educator - discusses spoken word after COVID-19, Cyprus, and poetry in the age of social media.