Feminist Translation Network
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AHRC-funded project which explores what feminist literary translation means in practice in the twenty-first century https://feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/
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In-person tickets for our book launch this coming Sat are available again - thanks to a move to a bigger venue!

🎟️ tinyurl.com/bd63rb4x

With Marilyn Booth, @rudotranslates.bsky.social, Seán McDonagh, @eletenf.bsky.social, Georgia Wall & Anam Zafar

In partnership with @theemmapress.bsky.social
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Tickets still available for the workshop this coming Saturday #BhamLitFest25 on feminist approaches to translating South Asian literature, led by Kavita Bhanot

🎟️tinyurl.com/2jk529yk

Presented in partnership with @writingwestmids.bsky.social & @englishpen.bsky.social
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It's #BhamLitFest25 week!

Thrilled that the #FTN will be part of the programme for the second year running, with two events on Sat 11 Oct, organised with @writingwestmids.bsky.social, @theemmapress.bsky.social & @englishpen.bsky.social

Full programme here: www.birminghamliteraturefestival.org
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A few months ago we hosted a scratch night for the translators involved in our collab with the Feminist Translation Network. It was an honour to peek behind the scenes of the translations-in-progress, with the translators sharing insights into their processes. Watch the recording: buff.ly/XkswZyU
A screenshot of an online meeting, featuring 7 people and one illustration of flowers A screenshot of a Word document with various lines of Arabic and English highlighted in different colours, showing a translation process A picture of a bedsheet decorated with red ribbon stencils and completely covered in black handwriting
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Thank you to lovely colleagues at University College Cork for hosting an FTN event as part of UCC's Translation Week 2025 - including an inspiring Feminist Translation Slam with @rudotranslates.bsky.social and Eileen O'Connor, expertly chaired by Elizabeth Rosales Martinez
Main Quad, University College Cork Translation slam with translators Ruth Donnelly and Eileen O'Connor and chair Elizabeth Rosales Martinez
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Looking forward to the FTN event at University College Cork next week, part of UCC's "Translation Week" programme for International Translation Day 2025
@olgacastro80.bsky.social @rudotranslates.bsky.social
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📢 New blog post by Helen Vassallo about her Feminism and Translation workshop at this year's Bristol Translates summer school:

feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/2025/09/femi...

@translatingwomen.bsky.social @bristoltranslates.bsky.social
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📢 New blog post by Eleanor Fillingham, our brilliant undergraduate intern! Eleanor, a Classics student at Birmingham Uni, joined the FTN team for six weeks over the summer thanks to the College of Arts and Law Collaborative Research Internship scheme: feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/2025/09/the-...
Hilary Brown (Principal Investigator), Eleanor Fillingham (undergraduate intern) and Olga Castro (Co-Investigator) at Dragon Hall, Norwich
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📢 New blog post from Khadidja Merakchi @heriotwattuni.bsky.social about two feminist author-translators from Algeria, Taos Amrouche and Assia Djebar: feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/2025/09/from...
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Free tickets for book launch at #BhamLitFest25: tinyurl.com/2f7c8dss

Sat 11 Oct, 2-3.30pm, The Exchange (in-person/online)

With Marilyn Booth, @rudotranslates.bsky.social, Seán McDonagh, @eletenf.bsky.social, Georgia Wall & Anam Zafar

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Calling all translators with an interest in South Asian literature!

Come and join our workshop at #BhamLitFest25, led by Kavita Bhanot

Sat 11 Oct, 10-12, The Exchange, Birmingham

Tickets: tinyurl.com/2jk529yk

Presented in partnership with @englishpen.bsky.social

@writingwestmids.bsky.social
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Thank you to everyone who contributed to the 'Feminist Translation and its Audiences' events in Norwich yesterday, co-organised with @writerscentre.bsky.social & @bcltuea.bsky.social - a lovely mix of reflections on practice, discussion, and poetry readings
#BCLT2025
Panel discussion about 'Feminist Translation and its Audiences' Photo of speakers and FTN team
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This is the venue for our #BCLT2025 events today, co-organised with @writerscentre.bsky.social and @bcltuea.bsky.social

Thank you to @hughespeg.bsky.social for a backstage tour of beautiful Dragon Hall before the audiences arrived! 🐉
National Centre for Writing at Dragon Hall from the outside View of the inside of Dragon Hall
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Looking forward to this discussion about translations of ancient love poetry by feminists and non-feminists through the centuries #BCLT2025
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Join Jennifer Ingleheart and Josephine Balmer to play ‘translation tag’ with two of the most famous ancient love poets: Sappho and Catullus 💞

Find out more and register: www.uea.ac.uk/groups-and-c...
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The British Centre for Literary Translation Summer School is in full swing and we can't wait to join you on Wednesday 30 July for our events on feminist translation! #BCLT2025
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Join Josephine Balmer, Rebecca DeWald, Jennifer Ingleheart, Fran Olivares Medina, Eva Megias & Sophie Stevens in a roundtable discussion about the place of feminist translation in the contemporary literary landscape.

Find out more: www.uea.ac.uk/groups-and-c...
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Congratulations to FTN member @rudotranslates.bsky.social 🎉
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Excited (and faintly terrified) to announce that I’ve been awarded a bursary to study for a PhD in feminist translation for Latin American children’s literature at University College Cork, starting next Tuesday! What could possibly go wrong?!
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Book launch coming soon!

Sat 11 Oct, 2-3.30pm

With Marilyn Booth, @rudotranslates.bsky.social, Seán McDonagh, @eletenf.bsky.social, Georgia Wall, Anam Zafar & Rosalind Harvey

The Exchange, Birmingham & online

Part of Birmingham Literature Festival

Co-organised with @theemmapress.bsky.social
Illustration of a bunch of flowers with text 'An Anthology of New Feminist Translations'
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Save the date!

Workshop on 'Translating South Asian Literature: A Feminist Approach', facilitated by Kavita Bhanot

Sat 11 Oct, 10-12

The Exchange, Centenary Sq, Birmingham

Part of Birmingham Literature Festival @writingwestmids.bsky.social

Presented in partnership with @englishpen.bsky.social
Photo of Kavita Bhanot
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Brilliant new blog post by Marie Martine about a creative, feminist translation project she ran with undergraduate students in Oxford @queenscollegeox.bsky.social: feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/2025/07/femi...
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What makes a translation 'feminist'? Catch up with translators Marilyn Booth, @rudotranslates.bsky.social, Seán McDonagh, @eletenf.bsky.social, Georgia Wall & Anam Zafar discussing their works-in-progress for a new anthology published by @theemmapress.bsky.social

www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAwP...
Feminist Translation Network: Scratch Night
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Delighted to welcome Eleanor Fillingham to the FTN team! Eleanor is a second-year Classics student and will developing web resources linked to our events @writerscentre.bsky.social (30.07.25) as part of the College of Arts & Law Collaborative Research Internship scheme @unibirmingham.bsky.social
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'Struck' by Susanna Bissoli, "a delicate portrait of a family navigating life's catastrophes", translated by FTN member Georgia Wall - we've heard extracts and are looking forward to publication date! Available to pre-order now: www.lindeneditions.com/shop/p/struc...
Struck by Susanna Bissoli, translated by Georgia Wall (pre-order) to be published 15th July 25 — Linden Editions
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