Rose Facchini

Literature’s Circulation Across Fields and Nations: An Interview with Gisèle Sapiro by Rose Facchini

A must read! Rose Facchini (@rosefacchini.bsky.social), Literature’s Circulation Across Fields and Nations: An Interview with Gisèle Sapiro (@giselesapiro.bsky.social) for the @jhideas.bsky.social Blog; #bookhistory, #skystorians. www.jhiblog.org/2025/10/15/l...

Literature’s Circulation Across Fields and Nations: An Interview with Gisèle Sapiro by Rose Facchini

For the JHI Blog, Rose Facchini interviewed Gisèle Sapiro about her latest book, "Qu'est-ce qu'un auteur mondial? Le champ littéraire transnational" (Seuil, 2024), which studies the role of intermediaries, translators, and mediators in the making of world authorship.
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Rose Facchini reads from Maico Morellini's INN OF THE SURVIVORS (Snuggly Books, 2025) A visionary tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world. Amid the mists of the Po Valley forests and a desolate Adriatic, this is both an existential story of homesickness and a…

Delighted to feature @rosefacchini.bsky.social reading from INN OF THE SURVIVORS, out now from @snugglybooks.bsky.social, a visionary & highly relevant tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world set amid the mists of the Po Valley forests and a desolate Adriatic.

Grief and Knowledge in a Dying World: A Review of Inn of the Survivors by Maico Morellini - Asymptote Blog Stability and instability. Throughout Inn of the Survivors, the theme of balance comes up time and again—literally and metaphorically.

I know I'm about two weeks late in officially posting this, but Oonagh Stranksy wrote a wonderful review for my translation of INN OF THE SURVIVORS by Maico Morellini. Thank you for the kind words, Oonagh, and thank you to the fantastic editors at Asymptote!

How Literary Agents Made Italian Publishing Transnational: An Interview with Anna Ferrando by Rose Facchini

Rose Facchini (@rosefacchini.bsky.social) interviewed Anna Ferrando about the practice of literary agency in Italy before and during World War II, a history that explains the peculiar fact that Fascist Italy ranked among the greatest consumers of foreign literature.

Su Asymptote Emergenza I.A. diventa A.I. Fallout ∂ Fantascienza.com Un racconto uscito su Delos Science Fiction qualche anno fa ha trovato una traduzione su un sito internazionale - Leggi tutto l'articolo su Fantascienza.com

Got a kind shout-out from author Tea C. Blanc, whose story “Emergenza A.I.” ["A.I. Fallout"] I translated for Asymptote, published last week. Check our Tea’s article on Fantascienza.com. Grazie mille, Tea!

A.I. Fallout - Asymptote “Revolution is the struggle between the past and the future. And the future has just begun.” —Julian Assange   The android leaned over the railing that ran

My latest translation, "A.I. Fallout" by Tea C. Blanc, is featured in Asymptote’s July 2025 issue, with the special feature “What AI Can’t Do.” You can also listen to the author read an excerpt!

Many thanks to the truly remarkable editors at Asymptote for featuring our work.

You can order a copy through your local bookstore, and of course direct through Snuggly Books, Asterism, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and others. Links below!

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Maico Morellini - Inn of The Survivors | Snuggly Books award-winning science fiction author Maico Morellini' s Inn of the Survivors, a visionary tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world.

My latest translation out now! INN OF THE SURVIVORS, a novella by Maico Morellini, published by @snugglybooks.bsky.social.

"Amid the mists of the Po Valley forests and a desolate Adriatic, this is both an existential story of homesickness and a highly relevant warning for the world of today."

Thank you so much for featuring us! It's been such a pleasure working with you.

I SEE THE BEAUTY by Diego Lama, Translated from Italian by Rose Facchini Behind the dune of plastics, hidden among the clumps of charred O-Rings and heaps of shapeless garbage, there is a large tank. In the tank are cockroaches. Every day, I climb onto the metal cover and ...

one of my favorite micros we’ve published all year !

i can’t exactly define the slippery, idiosyncratic tone of this 250 word story, but it’s for sure the most memorable thing you’ll read today.

by Diego Lama ! translated by Rose Facchini @rosefacchini.bsky.social

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Poetry time! My translations of two poems, “Contact Lenses” by Irene Moccia and “Love Poem” by Stefano De Vecchi, are featured in @exactingclam.bsky.social’s latest issue. Such a beautiful issue. My thanks to the editors and to Irene and Stefano for trusting me with their work. It’s been a delight!

Translation Multiples A new genre of writing demonstrating that translation is neither a transparent medium nor a secondary form of literature

Kasia Szymanska, Translation Multiples: From Global Culture
to Postcommunist Democracy – @princetonupress.bsky.social, May 2025
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interview at Journal of the History of Ideas @jhideas.bsky.social blog
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Check out my latest translation published in West Branch 108, Spring/Summer 2025: "Fictions" by Diego Lama!

Many thanks to Joe Scapellato and Andrew Ciotola at @westbranchmagazine.bsky.social, and Diego, of course, for trusting me with his work.

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Translation in Different Keys: An Interview with Kasia Szymanska by Rose Facchini

What's the problem with declarations of a new translation's "authoritative" status? In an interview on her new book, Translation Multiples, Kasia Szymanska (@kaszyma.bsky.social) discusses the idiosyncrasies and possibilities of the practice of translation. @princetonupress.bsky.social

The pleasure was all mine! I genuinely enjoyed our conversation, exploring your book's many threads. Sincere thanks to @jhideas.bsky.social and congrats again on the launch with @princetonupress.bsky.social!

It was an absolute pleasure to chat to @rosefacchini.bsky.social for @jhideas.bsky.social about my book Translation Multiples, which is now officially out (@princetonupress.bsky.social)! I love the cover image and the title for this interview: "Translation in Different Keys". Thank you, Rose & Zach!

Diego Lama The Silent City

Another translation published! Check out my translation of Diego Lama’s story “The Silent City” in LEAN.

A big thanks to Semyon Khokhlov for featuring us!

Honored to be a Guest Editor for a special translation feature in West Branch Wired. My deepest gratitude to the West Branch team for their trust and support, and to the amazing contributors Oonagh Stransky, Edward Gauvin, and @slava8.bsky.social for their stunning translations!

International Poetry Review | Ana Hontanilla | University of North Carolina Press The exploration of loss, renewal, and self-discovery in these works invites readers to recognize echoes of their own journeys, fostering a profound connectio...

I’m thrilled to announce the release of International Poetry Review Volume 48 (UNC Press), co-edited by my colleague Ana Hontanilla and me.

We are now accepting submissions for International Poetry Review Volume 49. Please send your work by September 1, 2025, to rose.facchini@tufts.edu.

Another piece of good news in the same week! Published my translation of Diego Lama's "Upgrade" in 365tomorrows yesterday. Happy reading!

Diego Lama The Children & The Business Partner

Thrilled to announce my latest translations from the Italian: "The Children" and "The Business Partner" by Diego Lama, published in LEAN! You can read them here: www.lean-mag.com/lama

Thrilled to share my interview with @anna-lanfranchi.bsky.social for the @jhideas.bsky.social, where we discuss her new book on translations and copyright in the Italian book trade during the early twentieth century. Honored to have had this conversation—hope you'll check it out!

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On Melons and Melancholy | Los Angeles Review of Books Ben Wurgaft demonstrates how Steven Shapin’s “Eating and Being” illuminates the intellectual and cultural dynamics of “dietetics”—the relationship between diet, health, and identity—like no prior work...

Predictably insightful and provocative review from Benjamin Wurgaft (@benwurgaft.bsky.social) on Steven Shapin's latest book, "On Melons and Melancholy" (@lareviewofbooks.bsky.social, #skystorians, #history): lareviewofbooks.org/article/on-m...

Ways of Eating: An Interview with Benjamin Wurgaft and Merry (Corky) White, Part 2 by Rose Facchini

In the second installment of a two-part interview, Rose Facchini interviews Benjamin Wurgaft and Merry (Corky) White about their new book, "Ways of Eating: Exploring Food through History and Culture."
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Ways of Eating: An Interview with Benjamin Wurgaft and Merry (Corky) White, Part 1 by Rose Facchini

In the first installment of a two-part interview, Rose Facchini interviews Benjamin Wurgaft and Merry (Corky) White about their new book, "Ways of Eating: Exploring Food through History and Culture."
www.jhiblog.org/2024/09/16/w...

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