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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"Time and Water" Is Now Streaming!
At long last, Sara Dosa’s film, Time and Water, a NatGeo documentary based on Andri Snær Magnason’s book, On Time and Water, is finally available to stream via Disney+/Hulu/HBO Max!
“A deeply spiritual film about science, land, family and...
One #WITMonth Open Letter Title From Each of Twelve Different Countries
I’m a few days late getting this post up, but our Women in Translation Month Sale has been live for the past week, and your support is definitely keeping me busy!
If you haven’t heard about this, all Open Letter titles written or translat...
Brian Dillon's "Ambivalence: An Education"
On this episode, Vince Francone (A Book No One Wants, Jabber) and Chad W. Post discuss Brian Dillon’s forthcoming book, Ambivalence: An Education (NYRB/Fitzcarraldo) as part of their ongoing series of podcasts on Irish literature. (You can...
"Auroville" and Women in Translation Month
So as to not bury the lede, I’ll state up top that to celebrate the official release of Auroville: A City of Dreams by Katarzyna Boni, translated from the Polish by Mark Ordon, we’re kicking off our annual Women in Translation Month sale a...
TMR 31.8: "A Humanizing of Human Beings" [The Life and Adventures of Trobadora Beatrice]
This week, Kaija, Chad, and Brian talk about how well Morgner landed the plane, the ethics of recommending books to bar patrons, what the second and third volumes of this trilogy might be like, how the book works as parody, Viktor Shklovsky...
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Publisher of Open Letter Books and editorial consultant for Dalkey Archive Press. Interested in international and innovative literature.
reading, writing.
Editorial Director at Coffee House Press, translator from the Latvian, TMR regular
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