Publisher @lollieditions. PhD Candidate @UCL English. Translator of Ann Quin's THREE, forthcoming in Danish, autumn 2022. she/her
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THREAD RIPPER by Amalie Smith, tr. Jennifer Russell, publishes today! 🪡🪡🪡
THREAD RIPPER is a double-stranded novel about weaving, programming, and pioneering women. 🪡🪡🪡
I was delighted to contribute to the special issue of Women: A Cultural Review entitled (Re)turning to Ann Quin, alongside brilliant academics & Claire-Louise Bennett. Thanks to @ucl for supporting me in publishing Open Access. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Looking forward to this with @ScanHouse on Tuesday!
Join us for a virtual book talk with Signe Gjessing, Denise Newman, and Rosie Ellison-Balaam to hear about TRACTATUS PHILOSOPHICO-POETICUS! Tuesday 17 May, 6pm BST, hosted by @ScanHouse. Hope to see you many of you there. scandinaviahouse.org/events/…
Denise Rose retweeted
Join us for a virtual book talk with Signe Gjessing, Denise Newman, and Rosie Ellison-Balaam to hear about TRACTATUS PHILOSOPHICO-POETICUS! Tuesday 17 May, 6pm BST, hosted by @ScanHouse. Hope to see you many of you there. scandinaviahouse.org/events/…
Denise Rose retweeted
Founder of the prize @neilgriffiths will be announcing the short list at the event below. If you're nearby, come along. He'll also be chairing a panel with @TurasPress & @Epoque_Press about small presses and the wider industry.
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Denise Rose retweeted
"A mesmerising choreography of textile & technology, archive & memory." THREAD RIPPER, a novel about weaving, programming & Ada Lovelace, by Amalie Smith, tr. Jennifer Russell, sounds brilliantly strange
@LolliEditions are publishing the wildest & most exciting books atm
Denise Rose retweeted
Completed my reading of the @PrizeRofc list - 10 brilliant novels from 10 wonderful small presses
Delighted to be chairing the US launch event for AWAKE!🌋Tomorrow at 7 pm UK time, 8 pm DK time, 2pm US time! An incredible and all too mortal novel which is still haunting me. @scanhouse
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Tonight, 7 pm GMT! – at City of London, London
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Denise Rose retweeted
It seems to me we have more works in translation competing for the prize than any other year. That's good, right?
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🌕🌔🌒 One month to go before Jonas Eika’s electrifying AFTER THE SUN, tr. Sherilyn Hellberg is out! And what better occasion to launch this Nordic Council Literature Prize winner than during the 2021 @edbookfest?
Denise Rose retweeted
Featuring The Employees!
FT critic @AngelGurriaQ revealed her fiction in translation top titles of 2021 so far… From @AlaaAswany and @LaurentBinetH to @DDiop_ecrivain and @LaEnriquez1973, check out her favourite authors in our Summer Books 2021 series 📚 #FTReadingList on.ft.com/3gS20Jz
I had the pleasure of reviewing Eileen Agar's current retrospective @_TheWhitechapel – a Wunderkammer of boundless imagination through hundreds of paintings, photographs, and objects🦪💎🦐🐚 The surrealists turned to dreams, Agar turned to the sea. I want to go beachcombing, too.
In the @_TheWhitechapel's latest retrospective, Eileen Agar is revealed as an artist of unique imagination, a free spirit whose repertoire looked to the magic of nature for inspiration, writes our contributor Denise Hansen (@drohansen).
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"Ground down by the transactional thrust of late capitalism, Eika’s characters rise through unearthly ritual..." @VenWelby reviews AFTER THE SUN for @ExactingClam and it's everything! @LolliEditions
Loving all the love for Emilio Fraia's SEVASTOPOL, tr. @ZAPTranslations 🤗
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⛰Emilio Fraia talks about SEVASTOPOL and how it probes the slippery relationship between experience and our attempts at representing experience – in fiction as in the stories we tell ourselves and each other, today and over time.
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Denise Rose retweeted
The shortlist for the International Booker Prize, arguably the most significant award for literature translated into English, was revealed on Thursday and includes books originally written in French by Éric Vuillard and David Diop. nyti.ms/2QPyYzC
Just in: Advance copies of this absolute marvel. Publishing 24 August @LolliEditions #jonaseika
Congratulations to all shortlisted authors and translators @TheBookerPrizes! #2021InternationalBooker
