Lori saint-martin biography

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  • Lori Saint-Martin was a Canadian author and literary translator.
  • Lori Saint-Martin was born in in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.

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    Lori Saint-Martin ()

    By ATTLC LTAC|TMay 30th, |Categories: In Memoriam|

    Lori Saint-Martin was an acclaimed Canadian author and literary translator, as well as a tireless champion of literary translation. With husband Paul Gagné, she translated over a hundred []

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    By ATTLC LTAC|TMay 30th, |Categories: In Memoriam|

    Jane Brierley has translated books on philosophy, history and biography, children's literature and science fiction from French into English. She has won the Governor General's Award for French []

    LTAC/MLQ Translation Residency

    By ATTLC LTAC|TMarch 27th, |Categories: Community Blog|

    Jennifer Dummer completed her two-week translation residency at the Maison dem la littérature (ML) on March This joint LTAC/ML program provided her with an apartment and a []

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    Originally from Ireland, award-winning translator Peter McCambridge holds a BA in modern languages from Cambridge University, England, and has lived in Quebec City since He runs Québec Reads and now QC Fiction, which recently publishedEric Dupont&#;s Life in the Court of Matane, excerpted in Asymptote&#;s Translation Tuesday showcase on the blog and at The Guardian here.

    Who is your favorite fictional character of all time?

    At the risk of starting off a little lowbrow, I’d have to say Bernard Samson, the glass-half-full spy of Len Deighton’s “airport thriller” series. Nobody else comes remotely close, off the top of my head. I first read more or less everything Len Deighton had ever written when I was 11 to 14 and I’ve recently gone back to them in the new audio version. They go down perfectly after a hard day’s work. A hearty German meal in Berlin with Bernie and Werner and I’d be a very happy man, I think.

    Who was your first favorite writer and how old were you wh

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    Category:Lori Saint-Martin

    Canadian writer and translator (–)

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    KitchenerDate of death21 October
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    • Acfas Andre-Laurendeau Award ()
    • Governor General's Literary Awards ()
    • Gabrielle-Roy Prize ()
    • Governor General's Award for English to French translation ()
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