Feet in Chains by Kate Roberts, translated by Katie Gramich, read for Women in Translation Month 2025. The Welsh writer Kate Roberts was born in Caernarfonshire in 1891 and brought up in the slate-quarrying area of North-West Wales. She knew well, therefore, the landscape and the world of the quarry…

I enjoyed this translation from Welsh of Kate Roberts’ Feet in Chains read for #WITMonth2025
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Review catch-up including no. 20 of my #20BooksofSummer2025 & #WITMonth2025: Roig, Vassell & Armitage Some shorter reviews to help reduce the height of the pile of books I’ve read but haven’t written up yet. First my latest read for WITMonth which is also my 20th of my 20 Books of Summe…

My 20th of #20BooksofSummer2025 and it qualifies for #WITMonth2025 too, plus shorter reviews of two other recent reads. annabookbel.net/review-catch...

🤦Why do we do this to ourselves as writers?

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It’s an important mechanism for Yan though - if things are going too smoothly, it’s time to stop.

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International Listens for Translated Reads by Courtney Browne on Apple Music Playlist · 20 Songs

Hi #booksky! I made a playlist of international musicians for #womenintranslationmonth and I am very proud of it. Sharing here in case you’re into it: music.apple.com/us/playlist/... #witmonth #witmonth2025

Loved this novel! #witmonth2025 #witmonth

Copy of The Dilemmas of Working Women. The cover features a woman on a couch she's ass over teakettle.

August 1: "Naked" by Fumio Yamamoto; translated by Brian Bergstrom. "Lately I'd become obsessed with sewing stuffed animals." #WITMonth2025