I’ve talked about my work with fiction and non-fiction books in past episodes, and even mentioned how I had to turn to audiobooks as a reader, because I was only able to read and reread the books I was actually translating. Today, I wanted to go a little deeper into my collaboration with book authors because it’s a mesmerizing process.
I'm highlighting two books I translated into English:
Check out the introduction video (https://bit.ly/totonya) I put together as we look for a publisher for the English translation
Check out my conversation (http://bit.ly/miriam-okuno) with the author as we reminisce about our collaboration
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