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Translation Attached Book Club is here! 📚 We'll be reading and discussing titles from our catalogue, starting with our very first release, Stories of Exile by Refik Halid Karay. The book club is held online and is free to attend. Join us. Register here:
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#CFP: The 21st Child and the Book Conference
"The Politics and Poetics of Friendship: The Ethics of Storytelling and Companionship"
University of Szeged, Hungary
May 21-23 2027
Deadline for proposals: 15 December 2026
Email: [email protected]
Website: ieas-szeged.hu/childlit/cbc2…
Conférence internationale
« Femmes médiatrices entre la France et l’Autriche : circulation, transferts et réseaux »
Dates: 27-28 mai 2027
Date limite de soumission : 31 octobre 2026
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Geographical Fun: Being Humourous Outlines of Various Countries (1868) publicdomainreview.org/colle…
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Was it one author, book, or event that propelled Korean literature onto the global stage?
Korean-French translator Choi Mi-kyung and frequent contributors Anton Hur and Deborah Smith consider the question and demand greater autonomy for translators: tinyurl.com/2n3bkudr
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Flipped to Open Access – well loved by its readership on poetry performance, open mics, and poetry slams.
Live Poetry – An Integrated Approach to Poetry in Performance | Brill
By Julia Novak
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Enjoy!
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#CFP
Affective Worlds: Emotions and Aesthetics in Afro-Descendant Women’s Writing International Conference
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This week, our editors bring you the latest literary news from around the world—from Puerto Rican presses making a splash with experimental poetry, to brilliant new translations from India’s contemporary shelves, and an exciting lecture series in Bahrain: tinyurl.com/4t98bbpa
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New journal issue of Studies in World Cinema
Indigenous cinemas from South-Asia, edited by Shohini Chaudhuri and Swapna Gopinath
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SWC examines both local and global cinematic perspectives and their points of intersection.
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Special issue alert of the Journal of World Literature
World Literature and Environmental Humanities,
edited by Delia Ungureanu and David Damrosch.
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English accounts for up to 70% of translated titles in Europe.
Isabella Russell traces the economics keeping smaller languages sidelined—and why Fitzcarraldo Editions' four Nobel laureates suggest publishers have been underestimating readers all along.
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ESCL Excellence Award for Collaborative Research 2026:
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South Korean poet Kang Han-na found her voice in Japanese—a language she was still learning—with just thirty-one syllables.
The only foreign winner of Japan's Modern Tanka Award for New Writers finds her form in a "literature of subtraction."
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History and Art Journal
Call for Papers: Volume 2
Status: OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS
Submission Deadline: November 1, 2026
#research articles, #archival analyses, critical editions, and #visual essays
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Co-edited by former team member Julia Sherwood, The Book of Bratislava is a mosaic of translated contemporary fiction from the Slovakian capital, showcasing its diverse political geography in 10 stories.
Sherwood on assembling the anthology and more: tinyurl.com/6wjhatud
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"For the artificial humanities, narrative agents are a particularly interesting object of study precisely because they make technology, narration and relationship inseparable. To interrogate them means, before even asking whether they are truly intelligent or empathetic, observing what happens when we begin to behave as if they were. The most interesting question, then, is not how closely we can make them resemble us, but what idea of human relationships we are embedding in the machines we ask to keep us company."
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#CfP
⏳Deadline: October 15th, 2026.
In Progress seeks outstanding academic writing that demonstrates the excellence of graduate scholarship (BA & MA) and strives to include a diversity of perspectives.
ℹ️More:
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Publication announcement:
Roczniki Humanistyczne, vol. 74 (2026), Notebook of 5 Modern Languages: "End-of-century sensitivities. In memory of Professor Jean de Palacio" (dir. Edyta Kociubińska)
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