“Books in Translation: a Paris Fellowship for Canadian Publishers” offers three Anglophone Canadian book publishers the opportunity to get to know the French publishing world better, from its wide range
Twice a year, the Rights Purchase Grant Program of the French Institute offers foreign publishers the possibility of receiving financial assistance for the purchase of French books. Prior to applying,
Éric Piolle, Mayor of Grenoble, will be part of the Curious Minds Weekend, which takes place at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema from March 1st until March 3rd.
The Paris Fellowship is a new initiative of the Cultural Service of the French Embassy in Canada, to help Canadian publishers translate French authors published in France. The grant
Alain Mabanckou keynote of the Night of Ideas in Toronto Art Museum, Hart House and the University of Toronto are hosting, in partnership with the cultural services of the French
The Institut français helps Canadian publishers offset the cost of acquiring the rights from books translated from French. Grant beneficiaries are selected by the Institut français in Paris. The amount
A Holocaust Education Week featured event, supported by the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) Cluster, the conference will cast light on lesser-known narratives of the Holocaust, gathered through
On September 4th, the Paris Fellowship committee gathered in Toronto. Composed of Beatriz Hausner, the president of the Literary Translators’ Association of Canada, of Dawn Cornelio, the translator of Chloé
The Annual Translation Prize Awards Ceremony, which happened on Friday, May 11th at the Century Association in New York, rewarded Paul Eprile for his translation of Jean Giono, Melville: A
