Counterpoint’s latest issue focuses on how to describe the world as it is and how to change it.
Norway: The Bastian Prizes 2022 to Kirsti Vogt and Hilde Stubhaug
CEATL presents ‘Translating the Untranslatable’
Counterpoint No.7 out now – What’s east is east and what’s west is west?

From its inception, Counterpoint has striven to cover as many languages, regions and cultures as possible. And of course, translation into and out of many combinations of languages. Based on the premise that there are no language boundaries, this issue of Counterpoint continues to cast a wide gaze, this time going as far east as Japan. […]
Counterpoint no. 6 out now – On the many ways translators can raise their voices

People everywhere are raising their voices to speak out against the many things that are causing such big problems – climate change, a growing inequality, polarisation, migration, to name a few. The larger community of translators, including literary translators, have not been found wanting in this regard […]
#TranslatorsOnTheCover Campaign
Europe celebrates International Translation Day 2021
Dall’italiano al mondo. The first international conference of translators of Italian literature
Online now: Counterpoint No. 5 – Translators and visibility
aller↔retour ǀ festival of translation and literature
Over 70 Translated Books Given to Parliament and the Government to Shake Up Italian Politics

A delegation from Strade, Italian member-association of CEATL, delivered to the Senate building in Rome over 70 books in translation for just as many Italian politicians on December 15, 2020. Along with the books was an open letter to the President of the Italian Republic and parliamentary institutions […]
Out now: Counterpoint no. 4 with a special feature on machine translation and literature
Famous first lines read online by translators from all over the world
Online celebration of International Translation Day in Poland
New issue of Counterpoint out now !
Counterpoint is CEATL’s e-zine about literary translators in Europe and beyond, and writes about the economic, political, cultural and artistic aspects of their profession.