The Copenhagen Trilogy was reviewed on NPR’s Fresh Air two days ago. NPR critic-at-large, John Powers, said this of the book: “We’re living in a golden age for women’s writing. […]
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American-Scandinavian Foundation is hosting a virtual panel discussion on Tove Ditlevsen’s The Copenhagen Trilogy, in celebration of its publication in English translation by Tiina Nunnally and Michael Favala Goldman on
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The Red Transmissions podcast documents the work, behind-the-scenes moments and creative process of artists in Copenhagen and around the world. Michael was recently interviewed on the podcast and spoke about
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Here’s an excerpt: In a nod to that history, [Mary] Bisbee-Beek recommended four novels, a short story translation, a memoir and a play (for good measure) — all from independent
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For María José Giménez, it started as far back as childhood, when she was more likely to curl up with a bilingual dictionary than a book. For Michael Goldman, it was
A STRAW DOG MEMBER PROFILE Michael Goldman By Celia Jeffries Michael Goldman is well into his third career and loving every minute of it. “I’m really aligned with what I’m
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To read this Interview on the Daily Hampshire Gazette website, click here. Art Maker: Michael Goldman | poetry translator Michael Goldman, 49, of Florence, translates, promotes and publishes Danish literature.
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Here’s an excerpt: Finally, in passing, a note from my translator friend Michael Goldman, whose rendering of a poem by Danish poet / lyricist Benny Andersen I re-published here (it
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Michael talked to Tommy Twilite about the translation of Benny Andersen’s poetry. The interview started off with an original composition by Michael called Mirror Images.
