“everything” by Ian Davenport — multicoloured like the whole range of people I’ve met this week at @warwicktss #warwicktranslates

Thought for the day - preparing for the last day of @WarwickTranslates summer school... can we stay for another week, please? 🌝 lithub.com/the-comma-quee…

#WarwickTranslates was one of the highlights of my 2019. Bristol Translates is definitely a 2021 highlight! if literary translation is your jam, look out for #BristolTranslates in 2022!

Given the topic we dealt with today at @WarwickTranslates, this may be of interest to some attendees... ab.co/2XJJ0UI

Final wrap up with the bosses of Literary Translation @WarwickTranslates... goodbye and good luck beloved crew!

Last minute browse of Chinese texts - check. Notes - check. Excitement - check. Off I go to @warwicktss ! #literarytranslation #WarwickTranslates

At #WarwickTranslates 2019 the French group worked on Max Lobe's Loin de Douala with Ros Schwartz... to be published this year with HopeRoad !
Read about when Ros met Max: looren.net/en/blog/better…
& sign up to work with Ros in 2020! warwick.ac.uk/wtss ITI French Network

The early bird residential fee for #WarwickTranslates is £765: this includes tuition, 4 nights' accommodation, ALL meals (2-course lunches/dinners, breakfasts, am&pm refreshments) & use of shiny new gym/pool on campus. Offered only as long as rooms are available 1/2

Thinking of registering for #WarwickTranslates ? Our programme is available @ warwick.ac.uk/wtss and includes

-discussion on translating for theatre w/ Daniel Hahn
-keynote George Szirtes
-competition Comma Press🍉 #CeasefireNow
-talks by Ros Schwartz & Amanda Hopkinson

Places limited!