Reading the World Conversation Series: Bae Suah @ University of Rochester
May 01, 2017 12:30 PM – 02:00 PM University of Rochester, Rush Rhees Library, Humanities Center Conference Room D One of South Korea’s most highly acclaimed contemporary novelists, Bae Suah is the author of more than a dozen works, including A Greater Music, Recitation, Nowhere to Be Found, and North Station. ...
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2017 PEN World Voices Festival
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Bae Suah @ Princeton University
Bae Suah will be at Princeton University and together with Professor Steven Chung host a reading and discussion about Suah’s books “Recitation” and “A Greater ...
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Andrés Barba @ Green Apple Books
Join Green Apple Books and Andres Barba as he discusses his new novel, Such Small Hands, with Yiyun Li, followed by a party sponsored by Transit Books. When: April 25, 7:00pm Where: Green Apple Books on the Park, 1231 9th Avenue, SF CA 94122 For more information on the event, go ...
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An Evening of Catalan Poetry with Maria Cabrera @ El Born in NYC
Join us for an evening of Catalan poetry and the US debut of an exciting literary talent. Poet Maria Cabrera’s original and unconventional poems from La ciutat cansada (Tired City) earned her the prestigious Carles Riba Poetry Prize in 2016. At this special New York appearance, Cabrera and translator Mary Ann Newman will ...
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A Greater Music
A Greater Music is the first in a line of steady and much-anticipated releases by Bae Suah from key indie presses (this one published by Open Letter). Building off of the interest of 2016 Best Translated Book Award longlist nominee Nowhere to Be Found, Bae Suah is back, this time with Deborah Smith, translator of the Man ...
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Win a Copy of "Salki" by Wojiech Nowicki from GoodReads!
As you can see below, we’re giving away 15 copies of Nowicki’s Salki via GoodReads. Translated by University of Rochester graduate Jan Pytalksi, Nowicki’s book has been praised by the likes of such literary luminaries as Andrzej Stasiuk, who said, “It all blends here unexpectedly: that past and memory ...
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