Aug 8, 2020Unsafe Distancing - A Journal of the Pandemic VPart V of Gabriela Ruivo Trindade's pandemic journal. In my translation.
Aug 3, 2020Review: Many People Die Like YouReview of 'Many People Die Like You' by Lina Wolff (tr. Saskia Vogel).
Jul 30, 2020Unsafe Distancing - A Journal of the Pandemic IVPart IV of Gabriela Ruivo Trindade's Pandemic Journal. In my translation.
Jul 29, 2020Unsafe Distancing - A Journal of the Pandemic IIIPart III of Gabriela Ruivo Trindade's Pandemic Journal. In my translation.
Jul 24, 2020Unsafe Distancing - A Journal of the Pandemic IIPart II of Gabriela Ruivo Trindade's Pandemic Journal. In my translation.
Jul 21, 2020Unsafe Distancing - A Journal of the PandemicThis is the first of a series of pieces written earlier in the pandemic by Gabriela Ruivo Trindade. They appear here in my translation.
Sep 30, 2019Review: A Matter of Interpretation by Elizabeth Mac DonaldThe curious life of 13th century monk Michael Scot is reimagined. Much is at stake as his translations seek to recover lost knowledge.
Aug 1, 2019My #WITMonth RecommendationsWith the arrival of August comes the beginning of Women in Translation Month, dedicated to celebrating, promoting and reading women in...
Jul 24, 2019To Singapore, with books!Recently I was fortunate enough to be in Singapore for the third time in less than two years and on this most recent trip I decided it...
Mar 15, 2019Book Launch: A Inglesa e o Marialva by Clara Macedo CabralLast night I had the pleasure of being at the Portuguese Ambassador’s Residence in London for the launch of Clara Macedo Cabral’s novel A...
Mar 5, 2019Theatre Review: HermanasBack home after some time recharging the batteries and eating far too much in Spain, enjoying a mug of Cola Cao and a buñuelo bought in...
May 17, 2017Athletic and the Chocolate BrownieFollowing on from the previous post, in this entry I am delighted to present my own translation of an extract from the novel discussed...
Apr 22, 2017Art, literature and underrated citiesFish and trees are alike (p7) Recently as part of a module on my masters course we were given an interesting task: we were let loose in...