Upcoming Events
Circumference celebrates Poetry in Translation
Tuesday, April 29, 7pm
FREE
Translators Brian Henry (Slovenian), Christina Svendsen (German),
Bitite Vinklers (Latvian), and Jeffery Yang (Chinese) will read from their work.
This event is part of the 2008 PEN World Voices Festival.
For a complete Festival schedule, click here.
Housing Works Used Book Café
126 Crosby Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 334-3324
Subway: W, R to Prince; B, D, F, V to Broadway/Lafayette; 6 to Bleecker
Past Events
National Graduate Student Translation Conference at Columbia University
Friday, March 28-Sunday, March 30
FREE
for full conference schedule and event locations, click here
Events include:
Translation Reading
Friday, March 28, 7:30pm
Featuring Karen Emmerich, Lisa Lubasch, Idra Novey, and Peter Wortsman.
Translation & Publishing Roundtable
Saturday, March 29, 2pm
Featuring Jennifer Kronovet (CIRCUMFERENCE), Chad Post (Open Letter, Dalkey Archive Press), Jill Schoolman (Archipelago Books), Robert Weil (WW Norton). Moderated by Idra Novey.
Translation Ethics, Censorship, Speaking Out
Sunday, March 30, 2pm
Featuring Thomas Anessi, Ram Devineni, Lucas Klein, Becka McKay, and Eliot Weinberger. Moderated by Stefania Heim (CIRCUMFERENCE).
Housing Works Used Book Café
Tuesday, December 4, 7 pm
FREE
Poets Wang Jiaxin (China) and Moikom Zeqo (Albania) with his translator
Wayne Miller will read from their work. Also featuring French translator Mary Ann Caws.
Housing Works Used Book Café
126 Crosby Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 334-3324
Subway: W, R to Prince; B, D, F, V to Broadway/Lafayette; 6 to Bleecker
Housing Works Used Book Café
Wednesday, April 25th, 7pm
Poets Henrik Nordbrandt (Danish), Kirmen
Uribe (Basque), Francesc Parcerisas (Catalan), and
translators Elizabeth Macklin and Eliot
Weinberger will read from their work.
This event is part of the PEN World Voices Festival of
International Literature.
Housing Works Bookstore Café
126 Crosby Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 334-3324
Columbia Universtiy, School of the Arts
Tuesday, March 6th, 7:30pm
Slovenian and American poets Toma Šalamun, Aleš Debeljak,
Brain Henry, Andrew Zawacki will read their poetry and discuss translation into
English. A Q&A will be moderated by Timothy Donnelly and Michael Scammell. Reception to follow.
Co-sponsored with The Center for Literary Translation, The Writing Division of the School of the Arts, and
The Harriman Institute.
Columbia University, School of the Arts
2960 Broadway @ 116 Street
Room 413 Dodge Hall
New York, NY 10027
Jubilat/Jones Reading Series Jones Library
Sunday, March 11th, 3pm
A reading featuring translators Jonathan Bolton (Czech), Elliott Colla (Arabic), Krista
Ingebretson (Spanish), and Dara Wier (homophonic)
Hosted by the Jubilat/Jones Reading Series Jones Library
43 Amity Street, 3rd Floor
Amherst, MA
Swiss Institute - Contemporary Art
Launch Event Issue 5
Thursday, February 8th, 7pm
A reading featuring translators Caroline Crumpacker (Chinese & French),
Emily Moore (Spanish), Wendy Walker (Arabic), and Matthew
Zapruder (Romanian)
Swiss Institute - Contemporary Art
495 Broadway (between Broome and Spring Streets)
Third Floor New York, NY 10012
(212) 925-2035
Admission FREE. Reception to follow.
Bowery Poetry Club
Sunday, September 17th, 4 pm
Translators Ilya Bernstein (Russian, French), Anita
Naegeli (Swiss German), and Anne Twitty
(Spanish) will read poems in the original language and in translation.
 reading hosted
by the Bowery Poetry Club's World of Poetry Bilingual Poetry Series.
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery at Bleecker
New York, NY
(212)614-0505
Admission $7, discounted issues of  available
Bowery Poetry Club
Sunday, June 19th, 2pm
Translators
Jennifer Hayashida (Swedish),
Elizabeth Macklin (Basque), and
Keith Newton (Latin) read as part of the
Bilingual Poetry Series.
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery at Bleecker
New York, NY
(212)614-0505
Admission $6, discounted issues of  available
Swiss Institute - Contemporary Art
Launch Event, Issue 3
Tuesday, April 5th, 7 p.m.
Translators Caroline Knox, Idra Novey, Jeffrey Yang, and
Matvei Yankelevich read poetry from Argentina, Brazil, China, and Russia.
Reception followed with beer provided by RED STRIPE.
RED STRIPE reminds you to drink responsibly.
Admission $5/ Free with purchase of the journal
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