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August is Women in Translation Month, and I'm thrilled to again be hosting this reading on August 8 sponsored by the Muse Writers Center and the Poetry Society of Virginia. Please join us on Zoom for work in translation from Mexico and Myanmar along with US women writers exploring the impact of other languages and traditions on their writing in English. With Chenda Bao, Kurt Hackbarth, Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda, Tamara León, Sahar Muradi, and Thawda Aye Lei.


 

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