Perhaps no other vocation is as misunderstood and, consequently, as de-valued as that of the translator.......
Read MoreDear Readers, As we welcome you to the latest issue of Usawa, we invite you to......
Read MoreI have a friend in Iran, about my age. She has a daughter who translates from......
Read MoreIn Cho Dharman’s story “Woebegone Forest” translated from the Tamil by Padma Narayanan, a pair of......
Read MoreDear Readers, The June issue of the Usawa Literary Review is dedicated to Collarwali, the legendary......
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Read MoreThe first feminist was born the day patriarchy was created– Kamla Bhasin (24th April 1946 to......
Read MoreAt the digital launch of his translation of the Marathi classic ‘Ranaangan’ by Vishram Bedekar, Jerry......
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