# Nick Caistor

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Human Rights in Argentina and Chile, Then and Now

Institute of Latin American Studies Human Rights in Argentina and Chile, Then and Now To mark Argentina’s annual Memory, Truth and Justice Day (on the 24 March 1976 the military dictatorship began) ILAS, the Argentina Solidarity Campaign and the Argentina Research Network will jointly host a rang…

The Translator’s Subtle Art

Sarah Ardizzone and RLF Trustee Euan Cameron speak with fellow translator Nick Caistor about the pleasures and challenges of rendering another writer's work into a new language - and what liberties a translator should and shouldn't take.

Nick Caistor: Why I Write

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International Women's Day

Max Pearson presents a compilation of stories celebrating women who made history including a ground-breaking, African American science fiction writer and the first presidential hopeful in Mexico. Plus the UN's first ever all-female peacekeeping unit, a woman who helped bring peace to Northern Irel…

Reading Every Single Dalkey Title

From now until 1/31/26, EVERY Open Letter title is 40% off! Shop now!! Last January, Matt Martinson started an approximately ten-year project of reading every single Dalkey Archive title (based on this spreadsheet) and writing a short poem about each one. On this episode, he talks about the project…

The Winter Warriors Olivier Norek, BookBlast® Book Club at Hatchards

The Winter Warriors by Olivier Norek, beautifully translated by Nick Caistor, out with Open Borders Press, is based on the forgotten conflict between Finland and the Soviet Union known as the Winter War. Norek draws on genuine battles and hardships which he researched in person by spending time on …