International Translation Day: Translating fiction from Afghanistan, Online, 1 October 2024

October 1, 2024

In conversation with literary translators Parwana Fayyaz (Dari/English), Sabrina Nouri-Moosa (Persian/Dari/French), Abdul Bacet Khurram (Pashto/Dari), and Persian/English editor and publisher Azadeh Parsapour we explored the challenges and best practices for literary translation in countries with little or no publishing infrastructure, with a particular focus on Afghanistan.

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