About

Since 1978, Translation Review has been a forum for the discussion of the art, practice and theory of literary translation.

Translation Review publishes:

• Interviews with translators and authors
• Essays on poetic, fictional and dramatic texts in translation
• Essays on the teaching of literary translation
• Translations accompanied by essays reconstructing the translation process
• Special issues focused on national literatures
• In-depth reviews of recent works in translation
• Reviews of monographs on translation studies

TR also publishes articles that explore translation in the digital age, translations between different genres and media, including music, movement and the visual.

Annotated Books Received (ABR) provides brief annotations of recently published translations from all languages. ABR is a supplement publication of Translation Review. The Center holds the complete run of both publications, a valuable archive for scholars and students of translation.