Promotion of Literature in Translation in Yerevan
21-22 February 2014, in Yerevan, Armenia
Presentations and Materials
Workshop materials
Other useful materials
-
Authors Guide to the Frankfurt Book Fair - includes strategies for success in Frankfurt, as well as cost break-downs and a planning timeline (in English)
-
Next Page Foundation studies on translation flows between Eastern Europe and the South Mediterranean (in English)
-
Next Page Foundation study on translations from Bulgarian into other languages after 1989 (in Bulgarian with a summary in English)
-
UNESCO Index Translationum: the searchable world bibliography of translations Statistics and analyses of dynamics of translations across Europe developed by an Austrian consultancy company
-
PETRA recommendations (here you can download the recommendations in English, German and in French, as well as summaries in Italian and Spanish) Publishing Data and Statistics on Translated Literature in the United Kingdom and Ireland is a study undertaken by Literature Across Frontiers in 2012 that reveals the first ever accurate figures for the number of translated titles published in the British Isles and recommends a mechanism to collect further data.
-
A survey of key national organizations in Europe supporting literary translations and exchange, developed by Literature Across Frontiers and prepared by the Budapest Observatory (in English) To Be Translated or Not To Be - PEN / IRL report on the international situation of literary translation (in English)
Additional information
Announcement
Best Practices Report on Promotion of Translations
Declaration
Feedback
Participants
Presentations and Materials
Program
Speakers
Related News
30/01/2014
The international workshop training Promotion of Literature in Translation will take place on 21-22 February in Yerevan
Read more...
Read more...
24/02/2014
Promotion of Literature in Translation: Two Days of Professional Debates, Inspiration and New Ideas in Yerevan
Read more...
Read more...
04/03/2014
Sign the Book Platform Declaration on Encouraging and Promoting Translations
Read more...
Read more...
Comments
There are no comments on this publication yet.