We talk with Lithuanian translator Rimas Uzgiris about translating “By Remote Means” by Danutė Kalinauskaitė. This short story is read in full by Kristen Miller. Enjoy “By Remote Means” and much more literature from Lithuania and across Europe in Trafika Europe 15 – Lithuanian Honey Cake – free online!

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We talk with Lithuanian translator Rimas Uzgiris about translating &ldquo;By Remote Means&rdquo; by Danutė Kalinauskaitė. This short story is read in full by Kristen Miller. Enjoy <a href="https://cld.bz/users/user-N5y4U8g/Trafika-Europe-Quarterly/TE15-Lithuanian-Honey-Cake/66/">&ldquo;By Remote Means&rdquo;</a> and much more literature from Lithuania and across Europe in Trafika Europe 15 &ndash; Lithuanian Honey Cake &ndash; free online!<a href="https://patreon.com/TrafikaEurope" rel="payment">Support the show: https://patreon.com/TrafikaEurope</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Trafika Europe Radio hosts podcasts of anything and everything literary and cultural related to the continent of Europe. As an accompaniment to our quarterly literary journal and blog, you can access amazing content and riveting literary excerpts. TER began in 2021 with various series, including Women in Translation, French Forays, Eco-Lit, Turkish Sofa, Spotlighting the EU Prize for Literature, and much more! As of 2024, we have remodeled our setup and have done away with the larger themes. Here, you will listen to interviews and exposés about topics from across all of Europe. We look forward to including you in the community! Check out Trafika Europe's website or our Patreon page to become a member for bonus content and materials. 

This playlist is our Archive playlist. All new episodes from 2024 on will be posted on Trafika Europe Radio. 

Europe's literary radio station, free online

Trafika Europe Radio hosts podcasts of anything and everything literary and cultural related to the continent of Europe. As an accompaniment to our quarterly literary journal and blog, you can access amazing content and riveting literary excerpts. TER began in 2021 with various series, including Women in Translation, French Forays, Eco-Lit, Turkish Sofa, Spotlighting the EU Prize for Literature, and much more! As of 2024, we have remodeled our setup and have done away with the larger themes. Here, you will listen to interviews and exposés about topics from across all of Europe. We look forward to including you in the community! Check out <a href="http://www.trafikaeurope.org">Trafika Europe's website</a> or our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/trafikaeurope">Patreon page</a> to become a member for bonus content and materials. 
This playlist is our Archive playlist. All new episodes from 2024 on will be posted on Trafika Europe Radio. 
Europe's literary radio station, free online

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Trafika Europe Radio hosts podcasts of anything and everything literary and cultural related to the continent of Europe. As an accompaniment to our quarterly literary journal and blog, you can access amazing content and riveting literary excerpts. TER began in 2020 with various series, including Women in Translation, French Forays, Eco-Lit, Turkish Sofa, Spotlighting the EU Prize for Literature, and much more! As of 2024, we have remodeled our setup and have done away with the larger themes. Here, you will listen to interviews and exposés about topics from across all of Europe. We look forward to including you in the community! Check out Trafika Europe's website or our Patreon page to become a member for bonus content and materials. 

This playlist is our current playlist full of all new episodes! You can check out the Archive here. 

Europe's literary radio station, free online

Trafika Europe Radio hosts podcasts of anything and everything literary and cultural related to the continent of Europe. As an accompaniment to our quarterly literary journal and blog, you can access amazing content and riveting literary excerpts. TER began in 2020 with various series, including Women in Translation, French Forays, Eco-Lit, Turkish Sofa, Spotlighting the EU Prize for Literature, and much more! As of 2024, we have remodeled our setup and have done away with the larger themes. Here, you will listen to interviews and exposés about topics from across all of Europe. We look forward to including you in the community! Check out <a href="http://www.trafikaeurope.org">Trafika Europe's website</a> or our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/trafikaeurope">Patreon page</a> to become a member for bonus content and materials. 
This playlist is our current playlist full of all new episodes! You can check out <a href="https://omny.fm/shows/trafika-europe-radio/playlists/ter-the-archive">the Archive here</a>. 
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Rimas Uzgiris + Danutė Kalinauskaitė’s “By Remote Means”—The Middle Ground  5

We are taking a step back from our typical programming this week to take a look back at Trafika Europe's evolution. July marks the first year of the loss of our director Andrew Singer. As we continue to move forward, we are excited to share a bit of our journey with everyone. This reading is the first-ever excerpt published in the first journal issue of Trafika Europe. Enjoy this reading of The Heart of Man, written in Icelandic by Jón Kalman Stefánsson and translated into English by Philip Roughton. 

Purchase Jón Kalman Stefánsson's The Heart of Manhere.

Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our Patreon page for information about tiers and benefits. 

Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our GoFundMe. You can also donate on our website here. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

We are taking a step back from our typical programming this week to take a look back at Trafika Europe's evolution. July marks the first year of the loss of our director Andrew Singer. As we continue to move forward, we are excited to share a bit of our journey with everyone. This reading is the first-ever excerpt published in the first journal issue of Trafika Europe. Enjoy this reading of The Heart of Man, written in Icelandic by Jón Kalman Stefánsson and translated into English by Philip Roughton. 
Purchase Jón Kalman Stefánsson's The Heart of Man <a href="https://amzn.to/4brdL2i">here</a>.
Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/trafikaeurope">Patreon page</a> for information about tiers and benefits. 
Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/building-literary-community-in-europe?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&amp;utm_medium=copy_link&amp;utm_source=customer">GoFundMe</a>. You can also donate on our website <a href="http://www.trafikaeurope.org/shop">here</a>. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

Reading of The Heart of Man by Jón Kalman Stefánsson

In this episode, host Clayton McKee discusses the experimental detective fiction novel The Red Handler with Norwegian author Johan Harstad and translator of Norwegian David Smith. They discuss how The Red Handler plays on the generic conventions of detective fiction by reducing it to its most basic parts. They also discuss the inclusion of the text's many academic footnotes and how the concept of multiple authors plays into the text. 

You can find the story published in Trafika Europe's Spring 2024 issue Recrudescencehere. You can purchase a copy from Open Letter here.

Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our Patreon page for information about tiers and benefits. 

Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our GoFundMe. You can also donate on our website here. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

In this episode, host Clayton McKee discusses the experimental detective fiction novel The Red Handler with Norwegian author Johan Harstad and translator of Norwegian David Smith. They discuss how The Red Handler plays on the generic conventions of detective fiction by reducing it to its most basic parts. They also discuss the inclusion of the text's many academic footnotes and how the concept of multiple authors plays into the text. 
You can find the story published in Trafika Europe's Spring 2024 issue Recrudescence <a href="https://www.trafikaeurope.org/the-red-handler-johan-harstad-english">here</a>. You can purchase a copy from Open Letter <a href="https://www.openletterbooks.org/products/red-handler">here</a>.
Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/trafikaeurope">Patreon page</a> for information about tiers and benefits. 
Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/building-literary-community-in-europe?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&amp;utm_medium=copy_link&amp;utm_source=customer">GoFundMe</a>. You can also donate on our website <a href="http://www.trafikaeurope.org/shop">here</a>. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

Norwegian Author Johan Harstad and Translator David Smith: The Red Handler

In this episode, host Clayton McKee discusses "Mrs. Vogel Doesn't Need a Visa" by Ukrainian author Halyna Petrosanyak with Canadian-Swiss translator Jeff Kochan. Jeff also translated written questions/responses for Halyna, which are included in this episode. A special thanks to Jennifer Noji for voicing those responses. The interview focuses on ideas of language acquisition, relationship to language/culture, as well as borders. 

You can find the story published in Trafika Europe's Spring 2024 issue Recrudescencehere. 

Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our Patreon page for information about tiers and benefits. 

Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our GoFundMe. You can also donate on our website here. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

In this episode, host Clayton McKee discusses "Mrs. Vogel Doesn't Need a Visa" by Ukrainian author Halyna Petrosanyak with Canadian-Swiss translator Jeff Kochan. Jeff also translated written questions/responses for Halyna, which are included in this episode. A special thanks to Jennifer Noji for voicing those responses. The interview focuses on ideas of language acquisition, relationship to language/culture, as well as borders. 
You can find the story published in Trafika Europe's Spring 2024 issue Recrudescence <a href="https://www.trafikaeurope.org/mrs-vogel-halyna-petrosanyak-english">here</a>. 
Interested in getting more content from Trafika Europe? Consider becoming a member! Take a look at our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/trafikaeurope">Patreon page</a> for information about tiers and benefits. 
Trafika Europe is a non-profit that survives on donations and we are currently fundraising for our first annual translation prize. If you're able, please consider donating to our <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/building-literary-community-in-europe?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&amp;utm_medium=copy_link&amp;utm_source=customer">GoFundMe</a>. You can also donate on our website <a href="http://www.trafikaeurope.org/shop">here</a>. All donations that come in before July 1, 2024, will enter you for a prize from Trafika Europe.

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