Kobo Writing Life (unofficial)Sep 3, 2024
KWL – 351 – Translating Your Books with Hanna Wheeler https://kobowritinglife.com/2024/09/03/kwl-351-translating-your-books-with-hanna-wheeler/ #translatingadvice #translatingbooks #KoboWritingLife #self-publishing #translatedbooks #kobooriginals #KWLCommunity #kobooriginal #freelancing #translation #translators #KWLPodcast #freelancer #freelance #podcast #writing #Kobo #tips #KWL
KWL - 351 - Translating Your Books with Hanna Wheeler - Kobo Writing Life

In this episode of the KWL Podcast, we were joined by Hanna Wheeler, translator and copywriter who has worked on translating several Kobo Originals titles (check out Iris Visser’s books)! Hanna grew up in a bilingual family and is fluent in both English and Dutch, and has translated a variety of titles, from biographies to […]

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Kobo Writing Life (unofficial)Jul 29, 2024
KWL Recap: Advice for Translating Your Books (and Breaking Into New Markets) https://kobowritinglife.com/2024/07/29/kwl-recap-advice-for-translating-your-books-and-breaking-into-new-markets/ #TheBusinessofWriting #businessofwriting #translatingbooks #Self-Publishing #KoboWritingLife #self-publishing #translatedbooks #writingbusiness #bookmarketing #non-English #Marketing #marketing #kwlrecap #writing #Blog #Kobo #tips #KWL
KWL Recap: Advice for Translating Your Books (and Breaking Into New Markets) - Kobo Writing Life

Translating your books from English to another language is a great way to expand your readership and reach entirely new markets – but translating a book can be daunting. Here is a recap of great observations and advice from authors, translators, and marketing experts when it comes to book translations to help you along on […]

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Of Bookish ThingsJan 14, 2024

#MiekoKawakami #FranzKafka #KurtVonnegut #JamesJoyce and #BeatrixPotter #TranslatingBooks #Books #Novels #Writing #Writers

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/jan/12/mieko-kawakami-franz-kafka-is-my-comfort-read

Mieko Kawakami: ‘Franz Kafka is my comfort read’

The Japanese author on the humour of Kurt Vonnegut, the joys of James Joyce and translating Beatrix Potter

The Guardian