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Book Tickets This is a free online event hosted on the British Library platform. Bookers will be sent a link in advance giving access and will be able to watch at any time for 48 hours after the start time. She discusses her own transformations from novelist to translator, from a writer of English to a writer of Italian and emphasises the value of translation to any literary writer. This event is free to attend but booking is required.
About the writer
About the writer Jhumpa Lahiri won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in and many other awards for her debut short story collection The Interpreter of Maladies. Since then she has published in English a further story collection Unaccustomed Earth, and two novels: The Namesake and The Lowlandshortlisted for Jhumpa Lahiri Short Story Man Booker Prize. In she immersed herself in the Italian language and moved to Italy, documenting the process in her Italian-language memoir In altre parole translated by Ann Goldstein as In Other Words, Her Italian-language novel Dove mi trovo is forthcoming in English self-translation as Whereabouts May The Sebald Lecture The Sebald Lecture is given annually on an aspect of literature in translation and is named after W. Sebald who set up the British Centre for Literary Translation in His novels and essays include The Rings of Saturn, Austerlitz and On the Natural History of Destruction, and they established him as a leading writer of the 20th century.]
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