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Hege Jakobsen Lepri
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The importance of a love reading for a translator May 20, 2016

... can hardly be overstated. Should remind us all, even the ones of us who don't do literary translations that if we're working so hard we don't have time to read, it's actually making us poorer translators.
 


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