In other words: the journal for literary translators

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  Año 2014, Número 44

  • My First Book: the Accidental Translator

    Ros Schwartz

    págs. 4-5

    

  • Close Reading

    Ruth Urbom, Claire Dickenson

    págs. 6-11

    

  • Translating Away

    Roland Glasser

    págs. 12-14

    

  • Translators in Schools: on Puzzles and Building Bridges

    Ulrike Nichols

    págs. 16-17

    

  • On Teaching Translation (the 2015 BCLT Summit)

    Elizabeth Harris

    págs. 18-21

    

  • The IOW Interview: Chris Gribble

    Daniel Hahn

    págs. 22-25

    

  • Lost in the Book Review

    Esther Allen

    págs. 26-33

    

  • International Translation Day 2014

    Deborah Langton, Lucy Greaves, Nashwa Gowanlock

    págs. 34-45

    

  • A View from Armenia

    Nairi Hakhverdi

    págs. 46-49

    

  • A Translation Winter School in Paraty, Brazil

    Sam Byers

    págs. 50-51

    

  • The Limits of Language, or Into the Heart of Darkness

    Meike Ziervogel, Jean Findlay

    págs. 52-54

    

  • The Neuroscience of Simultaneous Interpretation

    Alexis Hervais-Adelman, Barbara Moser-Mercer, Narly Golestani

    págs. 60-63

    

  • New Ways of Publishing Translations

    Rebecca Carter

    págs. 67-72

    

  • From Page to Screen: Translation Goes Digital

    Ted Hodgkinson

    págs. 73-74

    

  • The Tools of the Trade

    Anthea Bell

    págs. 75-77

    

  • The Lonely Appeal of Online Translation Evangelism

    Robert Burdock

    págs. 78-80

    

  • Ebooks and What They Mean for Translator Contracts

    Sarah Burton

    págs. 81-83

    

  • The Impact of the Increasingly Digital Age on Literary Archives

    Helen Melody

    págs. 84-85

    

  • Paid to Play: the Ins and Outs of Video Game Localization

    Matt Alt

    págs. 86-88

    

  • A Tale of Two Game Localizers

    Matt Alt, Alexander O. Smith

    págs. 89-92

    

  • From the Chair of the Translators Association

    Maureen Freely

    págs. 93-94