Reading
S*an D. Henry-Smith + julie ezelle patton
Translators reflect on the relationship between craft, process, and political necessity, asking: How do translators negotiate the granular details of linguistic material without losing sight of the urgency that moves a translation? How can translation create spaces of solidarity beyond the demands of a struggling market, forming bonds across contexts that most need them? What might a renewed internationalism look like—one that more overtly reconnects urgencies that are at once literary and political? With contributions by Helen Dimos, William Rowe, Mayada Ibrahim, and Nicholas Glastonbury
This event will also be livestreamed for free on The Poetry Project's YouTube channel.
