Three Percent
Chad W. Post, Joseph Alcala, KAIJA STRAUMANISThe Substack from Open Letter at the University of Rochester featuring cultural analysis, the Translation Database, the Three Percent Podcast, book reviews, insights into publishing literary translations, and more.
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Last month, Portuguese author Gonçalo M. Tavares received the Formentor Prize for Literature—an award I had honestly never heard of before seeing it on Deep Vellum’s Instagram announcement. I am quite familiar with Tavares though—been a big...
TMR 30.7: "I Should Like to See You Do What I Do!" [I the Supreme]
Chad is still battling post-COVID brain fog, but he and Kaija make a solid go of it, talking about the brilliance of Roa Bastos’s voice, and reflecting on just how flimsy the monument of words and justifications he’s building really is. The...
Three Percent Podcast #209: Arunava Sinha on South Asian Literature in Translation
Arunava Sinha—professor, journalist, translator of over 100 works, including The Laboratory by Rabindranath Tagore—discusses his new venture, Chowringhee Press, his career in translation, the literary scene in India writ large, and provides...
TMR 30.6: "Second-Rate Attilas of the Disunited Provinces" [I the Supreme]
Chad has Covid, giving this episode a feverish quality—and making it even more entertaining than usual? Regardless, he’s joined by Kaija and Brian and they talk about their struggles with the book, what’s pulling them through (or not), the ...
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Publisher of Open Letter Books and editorial consultant for Dalkey Archive Press. Interested in international and innovative literature.
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