Boston University Literary Translation Program

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The Program in Literary Translation at BU is a vibrant center of exchange on the art and craft of literary translation. Follow for the latest updates!
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This week the cohort had a lovely (if sticky) afternoon binding our capstone projects under the patient guidance of ‘24 MFA graduate @dina.famin !
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We’ve come to the end of the 2026 Translation Lecture Series—thank you to all the wonderful speakers who made it possible, and all of you took the time to join us. In the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing a series of blog posts looking back on some of the lectures this year. Kicking us off is a post by 25-26’ MFA student Cheryl Ong on the lecture by Lin King (link to blog posts in highlights reel!)
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13 days ago
BU Translation goes to ALTA48! Read Professor Keith Vincent’s write up on the MFA program’s recent adventure out West to attend ALTA’s annual literary translation conference and everything we took away from it ✈️🌵 Find the post under “News” on our website (link in bio) or click the link in our ALTA highlights reel! #alta48 #littranslation
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5 months ago
We’re pleased to announce this exciting lineup of speakers for our annual lecture series which will run throughout the spring 2026 semester! All lectures are free and open to the public so save the dates and see you there! Visit the “Translation Seminar” page on our website for full speaker bios.
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6 months ago
We are absolutely thrilled to announce our exciting lecture lineup for next semester. A web page update with speaker bios is coming soon. Meanwhile, please mark your calendars and start getting excited!
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1 year ago
The deadline extended to April 1!
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2 years ago
Welcome to the new instagram of the BU Translation Seminar! We have an exciting lineup of speakers this spring, including not only translators, but also publishers and critics, ranging from Arabic, Chinese, French, and German to Icelandic, Japanese, Spanish… All lectures are free and open to the public on Fridays 2:30-4:30PM at 625 Commonwealth Ave, CAS 306. We invite you to attend any or all of the lectures– in person!
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3 years ago