Center for the Art of Translation

CAT champions overlooked and underrepresented voices and supports translators through publishing, education programming, and events.

Two Lines Press and Center Productions electrified the Brava Theater earlier this year with an audio adaptation of "Soroche," a short story by Mónica Ojeda, translated by Sarah Booker and Noelle de la Paz, which was published in THROUGH THE NIGHT LIKE A SNAKE (2024).

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Apr 18

Happy #NationalPoetryMonth from us—feat. a page from HOME: NEW ARABIC POEMS @TwoLinesPress

Apr 8

Live on the blog! We (virtually) sat down with 2024 NEA Translation Fellow @kevingerrydunn. Read more about his project, mentors, and inspirations (plus some book rec's!): https://buff.ly/3TKvuLA

Mar 5

Repost from @TwoLinesPress! We're so thrilled to be bringing our latest Calico, THROUGH THE NIGHT LIKE A SNAKE, to Brooklyn and Chicago. Check it out at buff.ly/49qRFwf

Mar 4

Just another day in the office—casually hanging with some on-brand book art. #cat #bookart

Mar 3

It's Sunday—which means we can finally say that our Polish poetry event is THIS WEEK! We're so thrilled to be presenting some of Poland's best living poets here, in San Francisco. Register here: https://buff.ly/3OPuTqc

Center for the Art of Translation

CAT champions overlooked and underrepresented voices and supports translators through publishing, education programming, and events.

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