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Tag Archives: On Translation

On Translation


By Daisy Rockwell
MIXED METAPHORS: THE ART OF TRANSLATION
2026

The first part of her book swoops and soars through metaphors that can suggest, if not sum up, these relations. Among those metaphors are Lego, Fred and Ginger, a Bridge, a Genie in a Bottle, a Monster, a Phantom Limb, and a Three-legged Race. The middle of the book is a series of Kafkaesque nightmares as Rockwell narrates her own experiences of trying to secure the rights to translate the works of various ‘great’ living (but almost dead) writers.


Reviewed by: Arshia Sattar
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ISSN No. 0970-4175 (Print)