Host Joe Williams talks to esteemed Portuguese poet João Luis Barreto Guimarães and translator Calvin Olsen, focusing on João's 2020 collection, Movimento, a poetry collection which follows a dialectical process and is currently being translated by Calvin.

Host Joe Williams talks to esteemed Portuguese poet João Luis Barreto Guimarães and translator Calvin Olsen, focusing on João's 2020 collection, Movimento, a poetry collection which follows a dialectical process and is currently being translated by Calvin.

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Dalkey Archive Press: Black on White ---
Spotlighting the EU Prize for Literature ---
Eco-Lit ---
French Forays ---
The Middle Ground ---
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Turkish Sofa ---
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João Luis Barretto Guimarães & Calvin Olsen: Movimento

As long time Editor and Outreach Coordinator for Trafika Europe, Clayton McKee had the privilege of sitting down with Andrew Singer to discuss the development of Trafika Europe over the years. This new conversation between the late Director and the new Director is a follow-up from previous talks and interviews that Andrew gave throughout his career.

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As long time Editor and Outreach Coordinator for Trafika Europe, Clayton McKee had the privilege of sitting down with Andrew Singer to discuss the development of Trafika Europe over the years. This new conversation between the late Director and the new Director is a follow-up from previous talks and interviews that Andrew gave throughout his career.
Please like, comment, and share this podcast to help us find a larger audience. If you're financially able, you can contribute to our Patreon, our GoFundMe, or make a one-time donation by emailing <a href="mailto:trafikaeurope@gmail.com">trafikaeurope@gmail.com</a>. Thanks for listening!

In Memoriam Andrew Singer

Host Joe Williams speaks with Swedish author and journalist Marit Kapla on her book Osebol, translated by Peter Graves, which documents and aestheticizes the voices that inhabit a remote Swedish village, creating a poetic polyphony depicting a cross-section of life in rural Sweden. Includes an excerpt from the book, in English translation by Peter Graves, performed by Bailee Wolfe. Osebol has just won the 2022 Warwick University Women in Translation prize and is available in the UK from publisher Allen Lane.

Host Joe Williams speaks with Swedish author and journalist Marit Kapla on her book Osebol, translated by Peter Graves, which documents and aestheticizes the voices that inhabit a remote Swedish village, creating a poetic polyphony depicting a cross-section of life in rural Sweden. Includes an excerpt from the book, in English translation by Peter Graves, performed by Bailee Wolfe. Osebol has just won the 2022 Warwick University Women in Translation prize and is available in the UK from publisher Allen Lane.

Marit Kapla: Osebol

In this fully bilingual (Basque/English) episode, Joe Williams hosts one of contemporary Basque literature's leading lights, author Miren Agur Meabe, and notable translator of Basque- and Spanish-language literature Amaia Gabantxo, focusing on Miren's work, Burning Bones, which recreates the quotidian aspects of life via a series of poetic vignettes inhabited by the themes of death, love, loss and rebirth. Burning Bones is available now from Parthian Books.

In this fully bilingual (Basque/English) episode, Joe Williams hosts one of contemporary Basque literature's leading lights, author Miren Agur Meabe, and notable translator of Basque- and Spanish-language literature Amaia Gabantxo, focusing on Miren's work, Burning Bones, which recreates the quotidian aspects of life via a series of poetic vignettes inhabited by the themes of death, love, loss and rebirth. Burning Bones is available now from Parthian Books.

João Luis Barretto Guimarães & Calvin Olsen: Movimento

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