Participants by Genre

Participants: Translator

1978
Poland
translator
Lech JECZMYK
1978
France
poet, translator
Philippe DENIS
1979
Poland
translator
Michal RONIKER
1979
Japan
poet, translator
Tetsuo SANO
1979
Hungary
fiction writer, translator
Balázs LENGYEL
1979
Hungary
critic, poet, translator
Miklós HARASZTI
1980
Israel
fiction writer, poet, translator
Yotam REUVENY
1980
Mexico
translator
Rafael VARGAS ESCALANTE
1980
Belgium
poet, translator
Leonard NOLENS
1982
The Netherlands
translator
Gerrit BUSSINK
1975, 1982
United Kingdom
poet, translator
Peter JAY
1982
Czechoslovakia
filmmaker, journalist, playwright, translator
Jaroslav KORAN
1982
Greece
poet, translator
Nikos PHOKAS
1983
Israel
translator
Yoav LEVITAS
1983
Ghana
critic, fiction writer, poet, translator
Vincent OKUNOR
1984
Spain
poet, translator
José Ramón RIPOLL
1984
China
editor, journalist, poet, translator
XU Chi (徐迟)
1984
Poland
translator
Ewa K. KRASINSKA
1984
Finland
critic, fiction writer, translator
Harry FORSBLOM
1984
China
fiction writer, translator
SHEN Rong (谌容)

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