no man's land Translators

Kate Roy grew up in New Zealand, obtained her PhD from the University of Manchester, and now lives in Lugano. She researches contemporary literature in German and French by culturally Muslim writers, and her recent academic articles include Writing Back: Letters Home, 'European Impressions' and Discourse Subversion in Emily Ruete and Zeyneb Hanoum (2009) and A Multiple Otherness: Beginning with Difference in the Writing of Leïla Sebbar (2009). She attended the 2009 BCLT Literary Translation Summer School, and Sediment is her first solo translation. (2009)

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