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Translation Award) and
published Paola Masino's
short stories "Intimate
Hour," "Blood Wedding,"
and "H unger."
Andrew Schelling is a
poet and translator. He has
published six volumes of
poetry from classical or
medieval India. His first
book, Dropping the Bow:
Poems from Ancient India.
received the Academy of
American Poets translation
award in 1992. Schelling
teaches in the Jack
Kerouac School at Naropa
University, in Boulder,
Colorado.
Boris Schoemann is a
stage director, actor,
translator, and teacher.
Boris has been the artistic
director of Teatro La
CapilIa since 2000. He is
also the founder and
director of the company
Los Endebles and of
Mexico's Semana
Internacional de la
Dramaturgia
Contemponinea, as well as
the artistic co-director for
the Universidad
Veracruzana's Compania
Titular de Teatro.
Michael Schorsch is a
student in the MFA
program in Literary
Translation at the
University of Iowa and coeditor
of eXchanges, the
university's online
translation journal. He
translates mostly from
Latin, and occasionally
from Ancient Greek and
Old English.
Rainer Schulte teaches
literary translation, world
literature, interdisciplinary
studies, and cross-cultural
communication. He is a
translator, poet,
playwright, critic, and
editor. He has published
several books of poetry
and collections on the art
and craft of translation.
He is a co-founder of
ALTA.
Cindy Schuster's
translations of fiction,
poetry, and academic
articles by Latin American
writers have appeared in
numerous journals and
anthologies. She is the cotranslator,
with Dick
Cluster, of Clibana, an
anthology of fiction by
contemporary Cuban
women writers (Beacon
Press, 1998). A board
member of ALTA, Cindy
is currently a Visiting
Assistant Professor of
Spanish at American
University in Washington,
D.C.
Marian Schwartz is a
prize-winning translator of
classic and contemporary
Russian authors, including
Nina Berberova, Mikhail
Bulgakov, Ivan
Goncharov, and Olga
Slavnikova, whose 2017
will be published by
Overlook Press in spring
20 IO. Schwartz is a past
president of the American
Literary Translators
Association.
Sabine Schmidt has an
MF A in Literary
Translation from the
University of Arkansas
and is a Ph.D. candidate in
Comparative Literature
there. She translates into
English and Gennan and
works regularly for
National Geographic
Germany. Her most recent
book translations (into
Gennan) are a children's
novel by Henry Chancellor
and a jazz memoir by
Wynton Marsalis.
Olivia E. Sears founded
the Center for the Art of
Translation, promoting
world Iiterature through
the TWO LINES World
Library; the Lit&Lunch
reading series; and Poetry
Inside Out, which brings
poetry translation into the
schools. She has published
translations from Italian of
Patrizia Cavalli, Antonio
Porta, Tiziano Rossi, and
Ardengo Soffici and was
translation editor of The
Best of Contempormy
Mexican Fiction.
Jan Siesling is a writer,
teacher, and art historian
whose novel Le Maitre de
la TOllrdll Pin creatively
reconstructs the identity
and life story of an
unknown master painter of
the Northern Renaissance
in Europe. Currently,
Siesling directs the
Museum of Art at the
University of Southern
Mississippi in Hattiesburg.
Katherine Silver's
translations of Horacio