# Annie Rutherford

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Episode 3 - The Peacock with translator Annie Rutherford

An interview with Annie Rutherford, translator of Isabel Bogdan's The Peacock. Including a reading from the novel. Produced by Susan Stone, with music by Andy Sier. Co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union

Think in Translation Literature Podcast Episode 2: Discovering Diverse Voices (Interview with Lighthouse Bookshop)

We've established that reading in translation can change the way you think about the world. In this episode we elaborate on that and go on to explore what it means to be in a gatekeeper position: as publishers and booksellers we have a responsibility to bring diverse voices to our readers.  It's E…

Blowing Out the Stars

"Monster had come to Boy to scare him, as was the agreement between monsters and children, but when he arrived the worst had already happened and Boy had no want or need of fear. Monster found pity and wound his thick tail around Boy's ears to muffle the sound of sobbing Father from the bathroom be…

Bloom's Day Special

Happy Bloom's Day! It's 110 years since Leopold Bloom and Stephen Daedalus wandered through Dublin, going to funerals and brothels and forgetting to buy soap. We're celebrating with a podcast dedicated to James Jocye's Ulysses, presented by Far Off Places editor Annie Rutherford. Expect amazing wri…

A Stroll Amongst Equals

"There are two things you should know when facing down a leopard. One: Don't run. Two: Don't run. And three, which I know I didn't mention earlier, but am going to list anyway because facing down a leopard does strange things to structured thoughts: don't think of that crazy friend of yours who …

Episode 148 - Reading Sure Makes Time Fly (how is it already February???)

Books we’ve read since last episode: HONOR by Thrity Umrigar (Algonquin Books) THE PEACOCK by Isabel Bogdan, translated by Annie Rutherford (V&Q Books) YINKA, WHERE IS YOUR HUZBAND? By Lizzie Damilola Blackburn (Pamela Dorman Books) Two picture books: THE GOOD EGG and THE BAD SEED by Jory John and…

From the Archive: Far Off Places. October 2014

In 2014 we chatted to the editors of Far Off Places, a young literary magazine, brave in its outlook and willing to seek connections between genres and art forms. Editors Annie Rutherford and Ceris Aston, and contributing poet Niall Foley, talk about submissions, creepy poetry tastes and the lure o…