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We Are the Ants
The Island at the End of Everything
Is That a Fish in Your Ear? Translation and the Meaning of Everything
Not For Sale (Harlequin Presents)
The Translator's Invisibility: A History of Translation
Against the Tide
Nasreddin Hoja Stories
The Bathtub Spy
The Interpreter
See You at the Sunset
Camera Shy (Lessons in Love, #1)
A Kiss of Iron (Shadows of the Tenebris Court, #1)
Offside (Rules of the Game, #1)
Unsteady (The Undone, #1)
Secrets of the Snakestone
Is That a Fish in Your Ear? Translation and the Meaning of Ev... by David BellosWhy Translation Matters by Edith GrossmanThe Translator's Invisibility by Lawrence VenutiIn Other Words by Mona BakerAfter Babel by George Steiner
Translation Theory Reading List
36 books — 22 voters

Heart of Obsidian by Nalini SinghThe Golden Dynasty by Kristen AshleyThe Professional by Kresley ColeDark Needs at Night's Edge by Kresley ColeWhat Happens in London by Julia Quinn
Bi and Multi Lingual Romance Leads
114 books — 19 voters
A Heart So White by Javier MaríasThe Portable Veblen by Elizabeth MckenzieTatiana by Martin Cruz SmithAn Unnecessary Woman by Rabih AlameddineGood on Paper by Rachel Cantor
Books featuring Translators
30 books — 9 voters

Anthony T. Hincks
Alcohol is man's universal translator. ...more
Anthony T. Hincks

Suman Pokhrel
Poetry emerging from a poet enters into the reader only when it comes within the readers’ 'sphere of intellect. A reader cannot take poetry by expanding it beyond his/her consciousness, rather can take by shrinking it within. Thus, there exists a chance of every poem getting changed while reaching every reader. This ‘getting changed’ is a form of ‘getting translated’, in a way. So, every assimilation of any poem is a translation. ...more
Suman Pokhrel, भारत शाश्वत आवाज [Bharat Shashwat Aawaz]

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