It is spring. A young woman, left by her husband, starts a new life in a Tokyo apartment. Territory of Light follows her over the course of a year, as she struggles to bring up her two-year-old daughter alone. Her new home is...
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01.31.19In Place of Alternate RealitiesTranslation
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03.16.17The Gap Between LanguagesTranslation
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03.16.17Heresies for the LivingTranslation
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03.09.17Carrèrisms, Carrèrists, CarrèreTranslation
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06.09.16A Process of Discovery: Hieroglyphs and the Natural WorldTranslation
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03.31.16Classics HomeworkTranslation
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11.06.14My Year in TranslationTranslation
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06.12.14Foreign Editions: The Southern Reach TrilogyTranslation
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03.12.14The Novel France Wanted to ForgetTranslation
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08.16.13Sjón & Hari KunzruTranslation
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08.16.13Björk Introduces SjónTranslation
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12.13.12Between the Abyss and MisfortuneTranslation
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10.11.12Getting it Right: Rosalind Harvey on TranslationTranslation
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07.09.12Mother BackwardsTranslation
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05.17.11Fall Preview: Péter Nádas Discusses His New NovelTranslation
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05.17.11Jorge Luis Borges: Borges and ITranslation
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04.14.11Vladimir Sorokin: Ideally, Prose Simply HappensTranslation
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03.15.11Editor & Author: Jesse Coleman on Dieter SchlesakTranslation
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11.16.10Jonathan Galassi on Translating Giacomo LeopardiTranslation
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10.14.10Editor & Author: Marion Duvert and Richard Howard on BarthesTranslation