Guest blog posts
We live, as the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard predicted two decades ago, in the Age of Simulacrum. To dissimulate is to pretend not to have what one has. [...]
Il n'est pas facile pour moi de parler des origines de notre association, puisqu'en 1975 je n'étais pas encore né... à la traduction littéraire, s'entend. Non, c'est faux. En [...]
The 50th anniversary of the LTAC makes me think of all the colleagues and friends I have met over my years in the Association. I see many of [...]
By Nicolas Calvé and Arianne Des Rochers Quand nous sommes devenus co-président·es à l’été 2023, un peu par accident, on ne réalisait pas que l’ATTLC aurait 50 ans pendant [...]
Dear colleagues and friends, I’m so happy to be here with you tonight celebrating the ATTLC/LTAC’s 50th anniversary! I came to literary translation after various other careers, successful [...]
Le temps est une drôle de chose. J’ai découvert Quand je ne dis rien je pense encore grâce à une amie, qui me l’avait déjà conseillé à sa [...]
By Kathy Keyi Jia As the Literary Translators’ Association of Canada celebrates its 50th anniversary, I find myself reflecting on another milestone that also marks a kind of [...]
On one of my annual treks to Denmark to visit family and do research in Danish literature, I noticed a huge stack of identical books arranged in the [...]
LTAC is proud to announce the publication of the report “Practices and Perceptions of Literary Translators in Canada Regarding NMT and Generative AI Tools,” as well as its [...]
LTAC is very pleased and proud to highlight the awards and distinctions received by members between November 2023 and October 2024. We applaud you all for making good [...]