Our 2026 Bundle lineup. CATHEDRALS by Claudia Piñeiro (tr. Frances Riddle). New work from the author of Elena Knows! Lia fled her home after a brutal crime decades ago, but family, and the truth, will never let you go... Subscribe now: charcopress.com/bookstore/20...

I’m loving the subscription to @catranslation.org!! Two brand new books with translators’ names on the covers were waiting in the mailbox today 🎉 #WomenInTranslation 📚

Current selection for #NovellaNovember is La ciudad invencible by Fernanda Trías 🌃🇺🇾📚

From Argentina to Edinburgh to Hollywood. The movie adaptation of our own DIE, MY LOVE by Ariana Harwicz (tr. Sarah Moses/Carolina Orloff) is out in UK/US cinemas tomorrow!

Going to read some Latin American women for #NovellaNovember! First up is Lina Meruane’s Cercada 🇨🇱📚

Announcing the longlist for the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation 2025! Featuring 10 languages, 12 publishers, 4 collections of poetry - and much more. The longlist travels from Argentina to South Korea, from Haiti to Romania, from Sweden to Slovenia. tinyurl.com/4cu8sdv9

🤝 The theme for #InternationalTranslationDay 2025 celebrates #translation, peace and trust: "Translation, shaping a future you can trust" #ITD2025 en.fit-ift.org/internationa...

Today until 9/21, all NEW Two Lines Press members will receive the new CAT @catranslation.org tote bag! A membership gets you early access (w/ free U.S. shipping included) for all our books (8-10/year), plus exclusive member gifts. Join us! www.catranslation.org/books-member...

Carmen Maria Machado's new introduction to "I Who Have Never Known Men," excerpted at the New Yorker. www.newyorker.com/newyorkercom...

The Supreme Court bans affirmative action in university admissions but is okay with racial profiling on American streets. That pretty much sums up white supremacy--heads I win, tails you lose, all legal.

Last official read of #WITMonth 2025: The Forgery by Ave Barrera 🇲🇽📚 I’m enjoying the original Spanish and the translation by Ellen Jones and Robin Myers 👏🏻 👏🏻 #WomenInTranslation @charcopress.com

there is no question in my mind that rfk jr is the most dangerous person in this administration and that his eugenicist ideology threatens the lives of millions of people www.advocate.com/politics/dem...

Winding down #WITMonth with a fan favorite: The Summer Book by Tove Jansson (translated by Thomas Teal) 🇫🇮🇸🇪📖📚 #WomenInTranslation

We are creating a Spanish language section on The Rumpus, for original creative work written in Spanish and are looking for a volunteer editor for this section. If this could be you, please send a brief letter of interest to [email protected] by Tuesday, September 2nd!

"There are more than 19 million college students in the US. Most are well removed from corridors of wealth+power..43% of undergrads attend community college. 25% live with their parents." a listicle for everyone, especially for the NYT editors themselves to learn www.nytimes.com/2025/08/25/u...

You can add up all the enjoyable pursuits of LLMs and the work productivity hacks and none of them, separately or together, will be more important than AI’s ecological costs or political disruption. “We” is more important here.

The Transmutation of Death into Light: @willmcmahon36.bsky.social reviews Natalia García Freire’s A CARNIVAL OF ATROCITIES (@worldedbooks.bsky.social) ancillaryreviewofbooks.org/2025/08/18/t...

Rereading Dolores Reyes’ Cometierra to prep for the new Amazon series 🇦🇷📚 📺 This time I’m reading Julia Sanches’ vibrant translation, Eartheater 👏🏻👏🏻 #WITMonth #WomenInTranslation

The White House's memes about imprisonment, deportation, and death by alligator are designed to radicalize and desensitize. “What you have is this desire to get people to buy into the fun of sadism,” says Jason Stanley, an author who’s leaving the US because of “concerns over fascism.”

Firing and demoralizing feminized jobs as enemies of the state while brazenly bribing men with violent jobs that almost instantly puts them into the middle of middle class is very basic gendered warfare. Fulfilling the manosphere’s promise.

It's here! The longlisted books for the #PetronaAward25 and what a cracking line up from Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland. Congratulations to all the authors and translators.... 🇸🇪 🇳🇴 🇮🇸 🇫🇮 #PetronaAward25 #BookSky 💙📚 ravencrimereads.wordpress.com/2025/08/14/p...

This from @tressiemcphd.bsky.social hit me over the head like a mallet of truth. This is the thing. This is what I’ve been trying to warn people about perfectly crystallized. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/12/o...

Listening to Darkenbloom for #WITMonth 🇦🇹🇩🇪 Written by Eva Menasse and translated by @cctranslates.bsky.social 📚 Small towns, secrets, and lots of historical insight. Pro tip: make yourself a character list to follow along 📋 #WomenInTranslation

"Among college graduates ages 22 to 27, computer science and computer engineering majors are facing some of the highest unemployment rates, 6.1% and 7.5% respectively ... That is more than double the unemployment rate among recent biology and art history graduates, which is just 3%"

Weekend reading for #WITMonth: La plaza del diamante by Mercé Rodoreda 💎🕊️ Translated from Catalán to Spanish by Enrique Sordo 🇪🇸 Also checking out David Rosenthal’s excellent translation to English, The Time of the Doves 📚 #WomenInTranslation

We'd be remiss to not mention LA LUCHA this Women in Translation month! Coming in October but available to pre-order now, this anthology covers the patriarchy, femicide, the inflections of identity embedded in colour, class, indigenous cultures & more. #WITmonth charcopress.com/bookstore/la...

Surprise gift today from my husband, who found this at Regulator Bookshop in Durham, NC 📚 We Are Green and Trembling by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara 🇦🇷 Translated by Robin Myers #WITMonth #RegulatorBooks

Polish writer and Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk on how she views literary translators as her co-creators in her work. From a 2019 interview with the Nobel Foundation @nobelprize.bsky.social #womenintranslation #WITMonth 📚💙

Happy Women in Translation Month to all who celebrate 💞 Explore some of our favorite works by women in translation, including books by Annie Ernaux, Jacqueline Harpman, Neige Sinno, Nadia Terranova, Ivana Bodrozić, Liliana Corobca, and more. www.sevenstories.com/blogs/385-ce...

Looking for more #WITMonth inspiration? We've collected links to bloggers, bookshops, magazines who have made their own lists: tinyurl.com/3sx8bnbh Thank you @annabookbel.bsky.social @arablit.bsky.social @clmporg.bsky.social @tonysreadinglist.bsky.social @radzpandit.bsky.social cont...

Today’s selection for #WITMonth is Loop by Brenda Lozano, translated by the brilliant Annie McDermott 🇲🇽📚 @charcopress.com #WomenInTranslation

Japanese fiction now outsells all other translated languages in the UK—and it’s not just Murakami anymore. From cats to cannibalism, @susiemesure.bsky.social explores the literary boom that began with CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN and shows no signs of slowing down. www.prospectmagazine...

August is Women in Translation Month! Celebrate the work of the world's best female writers, read by the incredibly talented women (and men) who translate them, with our dedicated playlist--currently 323 videos strong (!!!) and always growing. #WITmonth

Day 2 of #WITMonth! Just finished All My Goodbyes by Mariana Dimópulos (trans. by Alice Whitmore). Great for anyone with a little wanderlust 🇦🇷 📚

Hope some of y'all will read along with me for #WITMonth! I've got stories queued up by some of Japan's best-known women writers (+ some you've likely never heard of), translated by some of my favorites—Balistrieri, Bergstrom, H Kawai, M Powell, Nieda, Takemori, Wilson, Yoneda... Starts Friday!

Other gems I read as the world burned this summer #WITMonth #WomenInTranslation. Excited to see others’ selections for this year! 📚🌍

Best book I read this summer in preparation for #WITMonth! Reeling by Lola Lafon (trans. Hildergarde Serle). 🇫🇷📚 Devastatingly timeless.

August is Women in Translation Month #WITMonth and we're happy to see 3 @twolinespress.bsky.social titles "Mending Bodies," "Backlight," and "The Queen of Swords" on @clmporg.bsky.social's reading list! 👀📚 www.clmp.org/news/a-readi...

A while ago, we started a #FixItFriday tradition. We keep a running list - large & small, digital & analog, anything broken or annoying - and work on it together. Today's 30-second fix: to remove AI "preview" from search results, here's the setting for Chrome users: www.reddit.com/r/techsuppor...

We just translated a wave of our ICE coverage into Spanish. No paywall, no email signup necessary. From leaks about Palantir's work with ICE to ICE's new facial recognition app, we think there is a massive public interest in this info. Read why and support us here: www.404media.co/were-publish...

But for the arbitrary nature of birth and circumstance, any of us could be living in poverty, dependent upon assistance to put food on the table, to take our children to the doctor, and to pull ourselves out of debt. The lack of empathy, the pure callousness on display in this bill, is infuriating.

"Large language models do not, cannot, and will not 'understand' anything at all. They are not emotionally intelligent or smart in any meaningful or recognizably human sense of the word." 🧪🤖 [gift link]

Gentle reminder to anyone who needs it today: The more you use technology to replace the things you used to do for for yourself, the less you will be able to do them. That goes for writing, walking, thinking, communicating, making things, and all the things humans used to be pretty good at.

Lamento latinoamericano por la muerte de Pepe Mujica

#Netflix anunció oficialmente en redes que habrá una segunda temporada de #ElEternauta. Falta que se confirme la fecha de estreno. Mientras tanto la primera temporada no para de batir records de audiencia a nivel mundial 💪🇦🇷

While the university has ended the group's special status designation, with the support of the student body, student guides are doubling down on their commitment to share their campus’ history.

The 2025 Pulitzer Prizes were announced Monday afternoon. Percival Everett won the award for fiction for his novel James, a powerful re-imagination of Huckleberry Finn.

You guys don’t need to try to convince me that any form of AI has merit. It doesn’t. It is boring and half-assed. I am fine getting by with human brain power. If the world nears its end and AI has one hater left, good news! I am still alive.

A CARNIVAL OF ATROCITIES, things going wrong? blame a woman!, via @worldedbooks.bsky.social in @furiousleeper.bsky.social's translation. expendablemudge.blogspot.com/2025/04/a-ca...