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New review of The Money Kings by the @ft. "Daniel Schulman’s richly detailed chronicle is a timely corrective to historical distortions that have helped feed antisemitism" ft.com/content/0dc19f…

Next Friday! 1/19 @ Molasses Books

Some recent work news! & congrats to Brian Etling

Because I have an agent, I’m often asked: do translators need agents? I think a better question to ask is: do agents need translators? Here are some reasons why agents would benefit from having translator clients:

Cheers to the great Kira Josefsson !

Happy #NationalPoetryMonth! Sign up for your Knopf Poem-A-Day—the best in the biz—here: knopfdoubleday.com/knopf-poetry-s…

90% of the time saxophone is the worst part of jazz

A section of TOKEN SUPREMACY's introduction is now on TOWN&COUNTRY — about the myths that keep artists poor and dispossessed. Then the blockchain happened. Out TOMORROW!!! townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-a…

An excerpt from María Elena Morán’s VOLVER A CUÁNDO in my translation will appear in WorldLiteratureToday next month - and the whole book will be published in English by Alfred A. Knopf one day soon! I fell in love with the novel after happening upon it in a bookstore, such a lucky day

Just scheduled a book today for publication in 2032. 2032! That’s a year!

Have I mentioned that there's an Us&Them at the end of the month!? Join us at Molasses on the 26th.

Come hang with us next Friday, 10/25

Our next film, The American Revolution, will air on PBS starting Nov. 16. Leading up to the broadcast, we'll have a national conversation about this important event and how it helped define us as a people - and changed the world. More info is here: pbs.org/kenburns/the-a…

Why would god make those pears that never get soft?

book news

Discover the newly-translated Sons and Daughters, Chaim Grade’s masterpiece of Jewish life in 1930s Eastern Europe, in a discussion with translator Rose Waldman, literary critic Adam Kirsch, scholar Justin Cammy, & editor Todd Portnowitz, moderated by 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber.