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Nordic Translation conference

The second Nordic Translation Conference will take place Thursday 4 - Saturday 6 April 2013 at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, as part of the university's 50th anniversary celebrations. The keynote speakers are Andrew Chesterman, Riitta Oittinen, Ástráður Eysteinsson, and Anna Mauranen.

Reading the Target: Translation as Translation

The fifth Postgraduate Translation Symposium at the University of East Anglia aims to examine translation as a form of literature in its own right. The symposium aims to explore the following questions: what are the effects of cultural contexts, literary systems and philosophical and ideological cues on the appreciation of translated literature? What are the power structures and hierarchies that translated literature must negotiate in order to achieve acceptance? What are the benefits to a...

Cafe Conversations - Literature, Culture & Language Series

Location : White Lion Cafe (NR2 1PX) Date : 19 Nov 2012 – 15 May 2013, 2pm Contact : BJ Epstein A free series of lunchtime workshops in Norwich city centre. Download full details on the series .

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Colette Sensier at Spread the Word book launch

Current UEA student Colette Sensier will be reading this evening at the launch of ‘Things That Have Happened’, an anthology of new writing published by Treehouse Press in association with Flight 2012, a mentoring scheme for five young writers organized by Spread the Word and run in partnership with the Poetry School. The event happens at Keats House in London and will also feature two of the mentors, Bernardine Evaristo and Shaun Levin. Colette (pictured) was born in Brighton in 1988 and studied English at King’s College, Cambridge, before joining the Prose Fiction strand of the UEA Creative Writing MA this year. While at school she won the Foyle’s, Peterloo and Tower Poetry prizes, and has since featured in Oxfam’s ‘Asking a Shadow to Dance’, Salt’s ‘Best British Poetry 2011’, the ‘Salt Book of Younger Poets’, and ‘Lung Jazz: Young British Poets for Oxfam’, as well as in various magazines. Earlier this year she published her debut collection of poetry, ‘How Many Camels Is Too Many?’ She is currently working on her first novel.