Call for applications: Workshop for translators from German of children’s and young people’s literature (17-22 August 2014, Hamburg)
Call for applications: Workshop for translators of German children’s literature (17-22 August 2014, Hamburg)
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Call for applications: Visegrad Literary Residency Program
Call for applications: Visegrad Literary Residency Program
Call for applications: The March 2020 residency programme for writers and translators in the Białowieża Forest, Eastern Poland
Rousseau’s Manor and Tropinka – Association for Dialogue offer four residencies, free of charge, for members of the Polish Literary Translators Association, Literary Union and fellow authors from Belarus, Lithuania and Ukraine. We invite four people to Świnoroje (near Narewka) between 14 and 28 March 2020. […]
Call for applications: Residency programme of Prague City of Literature in 2018 (deadline: 31 August 2017)
The project Prague – City of Literature has been offering residential stays for writers and translators since October 2015. There are six residencies available every year, each lasts two months. The residents are reimbursed for a return ticket, provided with free accommodation and receive a stipend of 600 euro per month. […]
Call for applications: residency programme for translators of Catalan literature (deadline: 20 April 2018)
The Institut Ramon Llull offers a residency program in Catalonia for translators of Catalan literature (fiction, poetry, drama).
Candidates should live abroad and have signed a contract with a publishing house to translate the material they wish to work on during their stay. […]
Call for applications: Residencies in Prague and Brno (Deadline: 21 March 2019)
The Czech Literary Centre has opened a call for translators from Czech. Literary translators with at least one published book can apply for a residency in Prague (July-November 2019) or Brno (September-October 2019). […]
Call for applications: Residencies for literary translators from German
The Ministry of Culture and Science of North Rhine-Westphalia has twelve grants available for one-month residencies in the European Translators’ House in Straelen (Germany).
Literary translators who work on a text written by an author from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia can apply for a residency. […]
Call for applications: Prague City of Literature Residencies (Deadline 31 August 2018)
The project Prague City of Literature offers residency stays for foreign writers and translators. There are six residencies available for 2019, each lasts two months. […]
Call for applications: Paul Celan Fellowships 2015/2016 for translators
The aim of the Paul Celan Fellowship Program is to overcome deficits and asymmetries in the exchange of ideas and the reception of scholarly literature which result from the division of Europe in the 20th century. Therefore, the program supports translations of canonical texts and contemporary key works in the humanities, social sciences and cultural studies from Eastern to Western, Western to Eastern, or between two Eastern European languages. […]
Call for applications: JUNIVERS – International meeting of translators of German poetry (Deadline: 31 March 2019)
The TOLEDOProgramme and Literarisches Colloquium Berlin (LCB) invite translators of contemporary Germanlanguage poetry to a six-day meeting, Junivers, that will be organised from 11 – 17 June 2019 at Berlin’s Wannsee. […]
Call for applications: International meeting for translators of German literature (Berlin / Leipzig, 8-15 March 2015)
Call for applications: meeting for translators of German literature (Berlin/Leipzig, March 2015)
Call for applications: International meeting for translators of German literature (Berlin / Leipzig, 19-26 March 2017)
From 19-26 March 2017 the Robert Bosch Foundation and Literarisches Colloquium Berlin will host a seminar for professional translators of German literature. With financial support from the Goethe-Institut, S. Fischer Foundation, Traduki and the Pro Helvetia foundation, the seminar is open to 30 translators from all over the world. […]