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Karen Emmerich

Karen Emmerich is an associate professor of comparative literature at Princeton University and a translator of Greek poetry and prose. Her most recent translations are of Christos Ikonomou’s Good Will Come from the Sea (Archipelago, 2019) and Ersi Sotriopoulos’s What’s Left of the Night (New Vessel, 2018). icon

Translation and Other Children: Liberaki’s “Three Summers”

By Karen Emmerich

While metaphors linking translation to human reproduction abound, Karen ...

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