by David Paradela López, Mercedes Cebrián, Amelia Pérez de Villar, Xavier Farré, Eduardo Moga, Rafael Carpintero Ortega, Eduardo Iriarte, Juan Arnau Navarro, Martín López-Vega, Berta Vías Mahou, Marina Bornas Montaña · Fórcola Ediciones · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788415174738
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«Hijos de Babel» is an essay by several authors on the craft of translation in the 21st century, in paperback, published by Fórcola Ediciones.
Fourteen working translators champion their craft and reflect on the translator's invisibility. They translate into Spanish and Catalan from languages such as English, French, German, Japanese or Turkish, and work in poetry, fiction, journalism or comics; for them, translating is an artisanal task that demands patience and talent.
Volume 11 of the Señales collection; Spanish edition, 176 pages, published in 2013, with a foreword by Javier Jiménez.
For those interested in translation, linguistics and literature, and readers who want to discover the creative work behind translated books.
