Asymptote: Interview with Translator Ann Goldstein

Henry Ace Knight interviews Anne Goldstein for Asymptote, an international journal dedicated to literary translation and contemporary literature:

“Head of The New Yorker’s copy department by day, translator from the Italian by night, Ann Goldstein considers herself, on both counts, an “enabler” of words. Her work is a dual enabling, of the author to articulate their meaning with a clarity or scope that would otherwise elude them, and of the reader, in turn, to receive it in more accessible form”

Read the full interview here

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