About us
British Centre for Literary Translation
Who we are
Britain's leading centre for the development, promotion and support of literary translation.
Our programme offers something for everyone whether you are a professional translator, student, arts industry professional or simply looking for something new to read.
BCLT was founded in 1989 by the late W G 'Max' Sebald. It is based at the University of East Anglia and supported by Arts Council England.
What we do
Offering support and continuing professional development to literary translators at all stages of their career
Developing new audiences through events and publications
Providing information and advice
Stimulating public awareness and interest in literary translation
Generating and encouraging academic debate
BCLT is a member of the international RECIT network of literary translation centres and works closely with regional, national and international partners including the Translators Association and English PEN
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Sebald Lecture
Sean O'Brien will give the 2012 Sebald Lecture at Kings Place on Monday 6 February.
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Resources and links
Information about other useful resources
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Opportunities
Find out about translation prizes, awards, competitions and other funding opportunities
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Publications
Our publications include the journal In Other Words as well as initiatives about new books in German and Spanish
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