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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Friday, October 20, 2006. The Academy of American Poets. Has given awards to two poets and translators with connections to our journal. John DuVal is the director of the MFA Program in Translation at the University of Arkansas, our homebase. John is a mentor and good friend to all of us at Passport. He received the Raiziss/de Palchi Translation Award. For his translation of Carlo Alberto Salustri's Tales of Trilussa. Check out Issue 5!

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Friday, October 20, 2006. The Academy of American Poets. Has given awards to two poets and translators with connections to our journal. John DuVal is the director of the MFA Program in Translation at the University of Arkansas, our homebase. John is a mentor and good friend to all of us at Passport. He received the Raiziss/de Palchi Translation Award. For his translation of Carlo Alberto Salustri's Tales of Trilussa. Check out Issue 5!

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Saturday, November 13, 2004. We have created this blog to extend the capabilities of our journal,. Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. We want to offer a more dynamic forum to discuss topics related to literary translation. Please join the discussion, respond to our journal, or bring up any literary translation issues by leaving your comments here or by e-mailing us at. Posted by The Editors at 8:44 PM.

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Sunday, January 09, 2005. A Language Only You and Eight Other People Understand .". Ok, this doesn't really concern literary translation, but it's exciting to see that a UN interpreter is the focus of Sydney Pollack's new movie, a political thriller called, well,. Posted by The Editors at 1:08 PM. Url=http:/ exvvlwxx.com/fhbc/qqdr.html]My homepage[/url] [url=http:/ tniwzgdb.com/pxie/kkpz.html]Cool site[/url].

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Literary Translation: January 2005

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Monday, January 10, 2005. Of the PEN American Center assists literary translators and promotes literary translation in the U.S. That's a difficult job, seeing how few books from other languages are translated into American English every year (apparently, the situation isn't much better in the U.K.). About a year and a half ago, PEN was able to establish the Translation Fund. Last May, the first ten grants. Sunday, January 09, 2005.

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Literary Translation: New Biography

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Thursday, March 24, 2005. Out from the University of Wisconsin Press. Jonathan Cohen's A Pan-American Life: Selected Poetry and Prose of Muna Lee. Lee (1895-1965) was a poet, translator, feminist, wife of the first elected governor of Puerto Rico, and worked for the U.S. State Department as a specialist for Latin American cultural affairs. Cohen is a poet, essayist, and translator of Latin American poetry. New Books, New Press.

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Literary Translation: December 2004

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An Extension of Passport: The Arkansas Review of Literary Translation. Friday, December 24, 2004. Linguist George L. Campbell Dies. He knew more than 60 languages, 44 of which he spoke fluently. I remember seeing a b/w picture of him once; he was surrounded by what looked like dusty stacks of books and papers, the chaotic tools of his trade. Campbell. Lived to be 92. I'm in awe of what he did with his life. Posted by The Editors at 8:50 PM. Friday, December 17, 2004. Posted by The Editors at 11:28 PM.

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