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The panel takes place at 1:15 pm ET on the Day of Translation, Sept. 24 at The Center for Fiction and is livestreamed worldwide. Free registration is required for in-person and livestream attendance. Full details and registration here: buff.ly/VOjJbic

Our 1st panel for Day of Translation 2026 will feature Nichole Gleisner, Paige Aniyah Morris, Amanda Sarasien (@amandasarasien.bsky.social), & Jeffrey Zuckerman (@jmz.bsky.social), THE ART OF EMBODIED TRANSLATION will explore disability in translation as both a lived experience & a creative lens. +

In-person keynote tickets also include an invitation to our community afterparty (8-10 pm) with complimentary drinks and snacks. More info & registration here: buff.ly/VOjJbic

Registration is required for in-person attendance and to access the livestream. The 7 pm keynote with Emily Wilson is a paid TICKETED event (in person or livestream), and every ticket includes a copy of "Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea" +

We’re excited to announce the lineup for Day of Translation 2026 💫 This year’s program celebrates the deeply human elements of the art of translation, featuring 3 free, provocative panels and a featured keynote by Emily Wilson (@emilyrcwilson.bsky.social), and our community afterparty! +

@penamerica.bsky.social is celebrating Women in Translation (#WiT) Month with a reading series. On August 20, 8pm ET, the online session will be moderated by Joon-Li Kim, with readings in Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, French & English, Traditional Chinese, and Spanish.

Now we're working toward an important next step: welcoming 260 new capital campaign donors by July 31. Your gift helps us reach our goal and shows that voices from every language deserve to be heard. Join us! buff.ly/DIIb6gB

👀 Our home for literary translation is taking shape in San Francisco, and we’re so excited to share this quick behind-the-scenes look at our work in progress! We've literally raised the roof and more than 84% of our $17 million goal. +

Less than 2 weeks left to submit to @twolinespress.com! Our book publisher is open for both general submissions and for an upcoming Calico featuring translated poetry and flash fiction about sex. The deadline August 2! Read Senior Editor Sarah Coolidge’s interview about Calico's submissions call.

Not sure where to start? Check out some of our special sale bundles!📚 www.twolinespress.com/books?mc_cid...

For orders over $50, get free U.S. shipping and either a Two Lines koozie with a quote from Colette Fellous’s THIS TILTING WORLD or a Calico koozie with a quote from Luka Holmegaard’s poem in SPLENDOR!

It's the LAST DAY to shop our CAT Days of Summer Sale! All of our books are 30% off (40% off if you're a Two Lines Press member 😎)! You have until midnight PDT to shop, including select books starting at the cool price of $8! 📚 www.twolinespress.com/books

And “Translating slang, dialect, and argot” with @lucy-jones-books.bsky.social on Sep 19. Learn more: buff.ly/iOV8hPF

🗣️ @uglyducklingpresse.bsky.social is offering two online workshops on translation: “The Contemporary Text: Writing through genres, translation, and resistance” with Ghazal Mosadeq, from Jul 19 to Aug 9!

The first-ever Temescal Alley Book Festival will take place on July 18, welcoming small publishers, Bay Area authors and readers at Womb House Books. Learn more: https://www.kqed.org/arts/13991679/oakland-temescal-alley-book-festival-womb-house

Join @twolinespress.com this Saturday, 7/18, 12pm - 6pm, at the first Temescal Alley Book Festival followed by a reading party at Womb House Books (Oakland). The book festival is free and open to the public. Register for the after-party!

Select titles are $8-$10...check out some of our themed bundles!📚

All US orders over $50 will ship for free and include a FREE beverage koozie for your favorite seasonal drink!🍹

High temps, low prices: it’s the CAT Days of Summer Sale! From now until July 20th all our books are 30% off (40% off for members). 😎 www.twolinespress.com/books

📢 The 2026 Granum Foundation Translation Prize is open for submissions. One winner will receive a prize of $1,500 or more. Applications will be accepted until 1,000 entries are received or August 1, 2026. Learn more at www.granumfoundation.org/granum-prize.