Transference, published by the Department of World Languages and Literatures at Western Michigan University, invites submissions of poetry translated into English from Arabic, Chinese, French, Old French, German, Ancient Greek, Latin, or Japanese.  Please also submit a commentary on the translation process, addressing particular challenges posed by the text or specific translation choices.  Contact information, earlier issues, and guidelines at http://scholarworks.wmich.edu/transference.

Submissions are open for Exchanges’ Spring ’16 issue. This issue, in conjunction with the University of Iowa’s Just Living initiative, we’ll be dedicating our pages to the voices working to subvert and challenge oppressive systems, and we want translations that do justice to their words. We would especially like to hear from those that have been deliberately absented from the public space.

Submissions for Vol.IV of the Trinity Journal of Literary Translation are now OPEN

Theme: REGENERATION

Submissions Close: 7th March 2016

Please submit via email to trinityjolt@gmail.com

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Catapult promotes American and international fiction and narrative nonfiction that is alive, insightful, illuminating, stirring, and surprising by way of unique voices—whether emerging or established—that honor the craft of writing. “We must contribute to both contemporary literary culture and the pleasure and knowledge of a diverse and serious readership,” says Pat Strachan.

Transference is an annual literary journal published by the Department of World Languages and Literatures at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI.  We feature poetry in translation and are currently seeking submissions of poetry translated into English from Arabic, Chinese, French, Old French, German, classical Greek, Latin, or Japanese.  Please also submit a commentary on the translation process, addressing particular challenges posed by the text or specific translation choices.  Contact information, earlier issues, and submission guidelines are at