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Where can I publish a translation?

Where can I publish a translation?

Here is a list of literary journals accepting translations or translated works, or essays on translations, for which submissions are now open.

  • Exchanges, a journal of literary translation.
  • Asymptote.
  • Tripwire, a journal of poetics.
  • Cincinnati Review.
  • Two Lines.
  • Alchemy.
  • Circumference: poetry in translation.
  • Samovar.

How many words can a translator translate daily?

How many words can you translate per day? Answer: 1. A professional translator can translate 1,500-2,000 words per day provided it is a text of general nature with no special formatting.

How do I translate my book for a foreign market?

Broadly speaking, you have two options when it comes to translating your book for your chosen foreign market–either find an individual translator to work on your project, or use a service/company instead.

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Should you translate your book before selling on Kindle?

Getting your book translated so that it can adequately be sold on international Kindle platforms is a great way to make extra money and reach a wider audience. Unless you happen to be bilingual, you’re likely to come across a hurdle – translating your book into the language of your chosen international market.

Why should I publish my book in other languages?

When you publish your book in other languages you will not only be able to reach more people with your message, but you will also diversify your income.    There is less competition in many of these other languages which gives you the opportunity to potentially sell more books. How I Got Started Translating My Book into Spanish

Where can I find a book translator for my project?

Mincor Book Translation. Mincor boasts of having not only native translators to work on your project, but also translators who are familiar with the conventions for books within each market. They use the example that dialogue is marked with “ “ in English but _ _ in Spanish.