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Translation Review issue 122 is now available.
By Translation Review Staff | August 2025
TR 122—the new issue of Translation Review—is now available online. The issue opens with our interview with famed translator Peter Bush who has been greatly influential in the growth of literary translation as a profession and as an academic discipline. The interview is followed by Anne Milano Appel’s translation of an excerpt from Italian translator Silvia Pareschi’s 2024 publication of Fra le righe: Il piacere di tradurre [Between the Lines: The Joy of Translating]; H.S. Komalesha’s translation of excerpts from Dharamveer Bharati’s Kanupriya (1959); Safi Mafouz’s article on the challenges of translating Medieval Arabic literature; and Paula Haydar’s analysis of four translations from Arabic into English of Abu Nuwas’s poem “Daʿ ʿanka lawmī.” The issue closes with reviews of works in translation and scholarship on translation.
The cover art for this issue—Seascape with Rocks, by William Trost Richards, c. 1890s—is in the public domain and can be found on the National Galleries of Art website.
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