Ann Goldstein

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Ann Goldstein is an American literary translator best known for bringing Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan novels and other major works of Italian literature into English.

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instanceOf editor
human
literary translator
awardReceived PEN Translation Prize
surface form: PEN Renato Poggioli Translation Award
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Bennington College
University of Chicago
employer The New Yorker
fieldOfWork Italian literature
literary translation
gender female
genre fiction translation
non-fiction translation
languagesSpokenOrWritten English
Italian
memberOf editorial staff of The New Yorker
nativeLanguage English
nominatedFor Man Booker International Prize (as translator)
notableFor English translations of Elena Ferrante's works
bringing contemporary Italian literature into English
notableWork English translation of "Frantumaglia"
English translation of "My Brilliant Friend"
English translation of "The Days of Abandonment"
English translation of "The Lost Daughter"
English translation of "The Story of a New Name"
English translation of "The Story of the Lost Child"
English translation of "Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay"
English translation of Elena Ferrante's "The Lying Life of Adults"
English translation of Jhumpa Lahiri's "In Other Words"
English translation of Primo Levi's "The Complete Works"
English translation of Roberto Calasso's "The Ruin of Kasch"
English translations of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels
occupation editor
literary translator
placeOfBirth United States of America
positionHeld head of copy department at The New Yorker
residence New York City
translatorOf Aldo Buzzi NERFINISHED
Alessandro Baricco
Amara Lakhous
Elena Ferrante
Jhumpa Lahiri
surface form: Jhumpa Lahiri (Italian works)

Pier Paolo Pasolini
Primo Levi
Roberto Calasso
workFocus translation of modern and contemporary Italian authors
workLocation New York City

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In Other Words translator Ann Goldstein
In altre parole translator Ann Goldstein