Evelyn Heis (@amuchneededbreak)
It's Lit in Translation
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation, the podcast celebrating literature in translation and the people who make it possible. Each episode features an interview with translators from around the world about the books they bring into English, the creative choices behind their work, and what it truly means to carry a story from one language to another.
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Evelyn Heis (@amuchneededbreak)
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2026. okt. 11.
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Epizódok
David McKay on storytelling, the craft of translation, and bringing the Brontës home 11.10.2026 1:41:22
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, Dutch-to-English literary translator David joins the pod to discuss his translations of Anjet Daanje's The Remembered Soldier and The Song of Stork and Dromedary: two masterfully crafted novels about memory, storytelling, and legacy. David takes us t...
Ecre Karadag on the joys of translating children's literature 26.09.2026 1:20:24
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, literary translator Ecre Karadag joins the pod to discuss her debut translation, Mari the Unwonderful Witch by Asako Yuzuki, and the joys of bringing Japanese children’s literature into English. Ecre takes us through her winding path from linguistics and...
Daniel Bowles on tone, voice and the musicality of translation 20.09.2026 1:24:33
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, award-winning literary translator and professor Daniel Bowles joins the pod to discuss his translation of Christian Kracht’s latest novel, Air . Daniel takes us through his journey into literary translation, from discovering German as a teenager to findi...
Iliana Franco Alvarenga on linguistic resistance, cosmoperceptions, and translating Guaraní 30.08.2026 1:15:39
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation . The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, Guaraní translator and linguistic activist Iliana Franco Alvarenga joins the pod to discuss the Guaraní language, Paraguayan Spanish, and the complexities of translating between languages shaped by colonial histories. Iliana takes us through her relatio...
Angela Rodel and Joanna Elmy on writing and co-translating Born of Guilt 13.08.2026 1:16:04
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, Bulgarian novelist Joanna Elmy and International Booker Prize-winning translator Angela Rodel join the pod to discuss Born of Guilt , Joanna’s debut novel, and the fascinating collaborative process behind bringing it into English. Joanna reflects on the...
Julia Sanches and Heather Cleary on co-translation, solidarity, and Medea Sang Me a Corrido 31.07.2026 1:18:43
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, literary translators Julia Sanches and Heather Cleary join the pod to discuss their co-translation of Medea Sang Me a Corrido by Dalia de la Cerda, a powerful short story collection that explores gendered violence, resistance, and solidarity in contempor...
Pablo Strauss on eco-horror, migration, and bringing Quebecian literature into English 09.07.2026 54:32
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, literary translator Pablo Strauss joins the pod to discuss his translation of Horsefly by Mireille Gagné: an unsettling eco-horror novel that blends speculative fiction, historical narrative, and environmental anxiety into a wholly original reading exper...
Sophie Hughes on literary translation, rediscovering her passion for reading, and judging the 2026 International Booker Prize 29.06.2026 50:09
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, literary translator Sophie Hughes joins the pod to discuss her journey into translation, the craft of bringing literature across languages, and her experience serving as a judge for the 2026 International Booker Prize. Sophie takes us through her path in...
Kat Storace on photography, memory, and translating Before the Rocket 17.06.2026 1:04:58
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today’s episode, Maltese editor and literary translator Kat Storace joins the pod to discuss her translation of Loranne Vella's Before The Rocket. Kat also dives into her work of bringing Maltese literature to English-language readers as the co-founder of Praspar Pre...
Ross Benjamin on fascism, film, and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 13.05.2026 1:43:43
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of this year’s Prize announcement. In today’s episode, award-winning translator of German literature Ross Benjamin joins the po...
Padma Viswanathan on translating to build community and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 10.05.2026 1:16:30
Welcome to It’s Lit in Translation: the podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of this year’s Prize announcement. In today’s episode, Canadian-American writer and literary translator Padma Viswanathan joins...
Lin King on colonialism, food as politics, and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 09.05.2026 2:01:23
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I've had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of the Prize announcement. In today's episode, writer and literary translator from Taiwan, Lin King, joins the pod to discuss h...
Izidora Angel on translation as migration, art birthing more art, and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 06.05.2026 1:23:32
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I've had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of the Prize announcement. In today's episode, writer and literary translator from Bulgarian, Izidora Angel, joins...
Jordan Stump on wandering through languages, the magic of time, and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 04.05.2026 1:17:27
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I've had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of the Prize announcement. In today's episode, prolific and award-winning literary translator from French, Jordan Stump, joins...
Ruth Martin on voyaging through books, finding community, and being shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize 01.05.2026 47:24
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. This year, in collaboration with the International Booker Prize, I've had the privilege of interviewing the shortlisted panel of translators ahead of the Prize announcement. In today's episode, prolific literary translator from German, Ruth Martin, joins the pod...
Megan McDowell on translation as an ongoing conversation 28.04.2026 1:24:08
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today's episode, we were joined by Megan McDowell, a highly acclaimed American literary translator known for bringing contemporary Latin American and Spanish literature to English audiences. She is best known for translating the works of the most important Latin...
Richard Village on the joy of learning languages, the city as character, and launching Foundry Editions 27.03.2026 1:14:18
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today's episode, we were joined by Richard Village: linguist, editor, literary translator, and founder of Foundry Editions. Guiding us through his love for languages in school and the passion that followed him well into his 50s, until he decided to pursue a Maste...
Ian Giles on decoding languages, using all the words, and translating Bloody Awful in Different Ways 27.02.2026 1:23:43
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In today's episode, we were joined by Ian Giles, the prolific translator who has brought over 40 Scandinavian titles into English. Guiding us through his experiences translating commercial fiction to the 2023 August Prize winner, Bloody Awful in Different Ways, he s...
Antonella Lettieri on literary translation, inventing the Duke's grammar, and the responsibility of translating a story 30.01.2026 1:08:47
Welcome to It's Lit in Translation. The podcast that champions literature in translation and the people who make it possible. In our first episode, Italian translator Antonella Lettieri joins the pod to discuss her journey into literary translation. Guiding us through her path from commercial to literary translation, while explaining how to pitch yourself, Lettieri dives into her experience an...
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