Rachel Cordasco has a Ph.D in literary studies and currently works as a developmental editor. When she's not at her day job or chasing three kids, she's writing reviews and translating Italian speculative fiction. She runs the website sfintranslation.com, and can be found on Facebook and Twitter.
Comin’ atcha this month is a batch of mouth-wateringly awesome books in translation: a haunting tale from Mozambique, a fictionalized ...
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May is Jewish American Heritage Month, in which we recognize how Jews have contributed to American culture for over 350 ...
May offers us a ton of intriguing works in translation from around the world. This month, I’m highlighting fiction from ...