Sunday Submissions: Shenandoah, Black Warrior Review Seek Translations
We’re always on the lookout for literary magazines that a) pay contributors, b) are translation-friendly, and c) don’t charge fees.
We’re always on the lookout for literary magazines that a) pay contributors, b) are translation-friendly, and c) don’t charge fees.
“We want these works to be produced in the English-speaking world.”
Sleep quiet and safe
seven rose bushes will guard your sleep
and a bird whistling a heavenly tune
“This list is not, in any sense, canonical. Nor is it complete.”
Jamalon plans to use the newly raised funds to increase the reach of Arabic books worldwide and to scale up its print-on-demand service.
Abu Saif is in reportedly in critical condition.
Our third list of 10 for public libraries — thankfully poetry-heavy — comes from celebrated poet-translator Marilyn Hacker.
“Of course, this initial phase of Matloub focuses on children’s literature, but we hope to develop subsequent cycles that highlight books for adults as well.”
From now through the end of May, The Lifted Brow is accepting submissions from translators for their “Digital Intimacies” issue.