LTAC member Diana Manole is organizing and moderating a roundtable that will explore how thirty years of post-communist freedom of speech and market economy might have changed the [...]
The Literary Translators’ Association of Canada (LTAC) announced the winner of the 35th John Glassco Literary Translation Prize on Saturday, September 21. Rémi Labrecque, from Saskatchewan, was chosen [...]
The Literary Translators’ Association of Canada is proud to announce the three finalists for the 35th John Glassco Literary Translation Prize. The selected candidates published their first book-length [...]
Translators and literary translators, make your voices heard! On Saturday, September 21, 2019, LTAC will be hosting the 35th annual John Glassco Gala. This year, we want to [...]
In June, the Banff International Literary Translation Centre (BILTC) welcomed its seventeenth cohort of participants to its three-week program. This year, fifteen experienced literary translators, three emerging translators [...]
Issue no 90: Returns/Retours Spring 2020 Deadline: October 1st, 2019 ellipse (est. 1969), the first and best-known literary magazine of its kind, is seeking French and English translations [...]
Concordia University's International Graduate Summer School in Translation Studies Translating Each Other/Translating the Other and The Literary Translators’ Association of Canada present: Celebrating Translation: An Evening on/of Literary TranslationPanel [...]
Julia Jones and Maude Deschênes-Pradet check in from the Maison de la littérature in beautiful Québec City to catch us up on the first week of their translation [...]
Translator Julia Jones and novelist Maude Deschênes-Pradet sit down to introduce the translation project on which they will be collaborating, Deschênes-Pradet's novel Hivernages (2017, Éditions XYZ), at the [...]
On Friday, May 10th, Phyllis Aronoff and Howard Scott hosted the first Philip Stratford dinner of the year. Some fifteen people attended the potluck dinner and readings, including Anne [...]