Bryan Karetnyk's guest appearances

Bryan Karetnyk

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Anton Hur

We invited acclaimed literary translators Anton Hur and Bryan Karetnyk to discuss the art of translation: the unstable element of deception, the difference between working with living and long-gone writers, and what it feels like to live half-inside a language. This is part two of the conversation, so if you haven’t listened already, start with last week’s podcast.

We invited acclaimed literary translators Anton Hur and Bryan Karetnyk to discuss the art of translation: the unstable element of deception, the difference between working with living and long-gone writers, and what it feels like to live half-inside a language. This is part two of the conversation, so if you haven’t listened already, start with last week’s podcast.

Anton Hur and Bryan Karetnyk translate the world, part two

We invited acclaimed literary translators Anton Hur and Bryan Karetnyk to discuss the art of translation: the unstable element of deception, the difference between working with living and long-gone writers, and what it feels like to live half-inside a language. This is part one of Anton and Bryan's conversation – part two will be released next week. Watch Bryan and Anton in conversation on TANKtv, and read more about Cursed Bunny and Deceit in our Summer Reader.

We invited acclaimed literary translators Anton Hur and Bryan Karetnyk to discuss the art of translation: the unstable element of deception, the difference between working with living and long-gone writers, and what it feels like to live half-inside a language. This is part one of Anton and Bryan's conversation – part two will be released next week. Watch Bryan and Anton in conversation on <a href="/tank/2022/08/anton-hur-and-bryan-karetnyk-in-conversation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TANKtv</a>, and read more about <a href="/issue-91/books/cursed-bunny-by-bora-chung" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cursed Bunny</a> and <a href="/issue-91/books/deceit-by-yuri-felsen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Deceit</a> in our Summer Reader.