ITLIT2024
one book or more a day in our blog that accompanies ITALY GUEST OF HONOUR at the Frankfurt Book Fair! Check out this brilliant Global Literature in Libraries Initiatiative. There's something for everyone.
Excited to be invited to this event to speak about literary translation
PUBLICATION DAY MAY 9 2023!
Translator's Name on the Cover!
The Unbreakable Heart is out May 9! This is the first time I have had my name on the cover of a book I have translated. There is also a Translator's note inside. It is particularly special for me as my heart was broken many times translating it and yours will be too when you read it. This novel should be required reading at school as it deals with the all-important issue of consent. What it means and how to navigate it. Let me know what you think on Twitter @bot_cla or in an email.
Chi siamo
Rights to Thirsty Sea bought by Jadavpur University Press
Shortlisted for alta italian prose in translation prize
October 2022
I was honoured to be among the five finalists for this prestigious prize. This is a screenshot from the prize-giving ceremony.
now shortlisted !
“A slim, sharply pointed knife of a novel.”–Kirkus Reviews
The UK edition of Nives with a new title and cover
An excerpt from nives on literary hub
Hello
meet the translator: on translating naspini
On the blog Where Today’s Meet the Translator post is a follow up to my blog post where I reviewed Oxygen by Sacha Naspini and translated by Clarissa Botsford. I thought I would take the opportunity to find out more about not only the translating process but also more about the translator herself Clarissa Botsford.
Literary hub: mariangela gualtieri
Translated with Lucy Rand
This powerfully raw poem was written on Day 1 (March 9, 2020) of the first national lockdown in Italy. Lucy was in Japan and I was in Rome and we translated it together. See the poem here
other features
English PEN World Bookshelf