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Hope Campbell Gustafson

Contributor

Hope Campbell Gustafson

Hope Campbell Gustafson has an MFA from the Literary Translation Workshop at the University of Iowa and a BA from Wesleyan University....

Her translations can be found in Asymptote, Brooklyn Rail, EuropeNow, Nashville Review, the Literary Review, Banthology: Stories from Unwanted Nations (Comma Press/Deep Vellum), and Islands—New Islands: A Vagabond Guide to Rome (Fontanella Press). She participated in the Art Omi Translation Lab in 2018 and received a 2019 PEN/Heim grant.

Afro-Italian Women in Translation: An Introduction

By Candice Whitney, Barbara Ofosu-Somuah, Aaron Robertson & Hope Campbell Gustafson

What is national literature and how is it defined? Often, when one thinks of a particular nation or language, they imagine a specific phenotype tied to a historical narrative. A cursory Google search…

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By Ubah Cristina Ali Farah

In your opinion, why'd he do it?

Translated from Italian by Hope Campbell Gustafson

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Hope Campbell Gustafson

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Articles by Hope Campbell Gustafson

Afro-Italian Women in Translation: An Introduction

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