Complete Translation Databases

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To download the 2018 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2017 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2016 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2015 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2014 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2013 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2012 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2011 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2010 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2009 Translation Database, click here.

To download the 2008 Translation Database, click here.

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2 responses to “Complete Translation Databases”

Meet ALTA’s Assistant Managing Director, Rachael Daum! | ALTA Blog says:

August 15, 2018 at 6:26 pm

[…] in the U.S.: German (74 works translated into English in the U.S. in 2017, all stats taken from the Three Percent database) and Russian (18 works in 2017). But you also translate from Serbian, Bosnian, and […]
“Quo Vadis, Baby?” by Grazia Verasani « Three Percent says:

December 6, 2018 at 1:39 pm

[…] prose that currently gets translated into English is overwhelming written by male writers (see Three Percent’s database, now hosted at Publisher’s Weekly; of the 35 Italian books listed in the database as published […]