Literary Translation Centre at the London Book Fair

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The 2010 London Book Fair introduces
new Literary Translation Centre as a regular Fair feature
 
New for 2010, The London Book Fair is pleased to announce the introduction of the Literary Translation Centre which will bring publishing and translation communities together to raise the profile and increase the quantity of literary translation in the UK and abroad.  English is both an important market for translation as well as having long been recognised as an important staging post in translation from one language to a third language.  The UK is also an important hub for those organisations focused on translating foreign literature, making The London Book Fair an ideal location for this vital new feature.
 
The Literary Translation Centre can be found in Earls Court Two

 

For the literary translation seminar programme click here

 


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