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*TWO LINES: the Stanford Translation Journal* is seeking to highlight the
translation process by publishing original, unpublished translations from any
language into English.
Traditionally, the journal has published reportage, anthropological field
reports, advertising, proverbs, poetry, fiction, prayers, anthems, and essays
regarding the translation process. And we got to thinking: why not seek also
translations of software, keyboards, technical documentation, and the
difficulties of translating in the Digital Age? This means you! If you have
experiences in digital or traditional translation, let us know.
The theme of the upcoming issue is TRACKS (traces, remains, courses, evidence,
animal tracks, scars, railroad tracks).
PLEASE REPLY TO: oes -at- leland -dot- stanford -dot- edu
