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• Exploring Indigenous Australian literature in other languages

  Vol. 20 (2024)

  Indigenous Australian literature started gaining international attention in the late 1970s, when works written by Indigenous authors from Australian and New Zealand began to be translated into various languages (Čerče & Haag 2013), including English which often acted as a source text for translations into LOTEs (languages other than English). These works have played an important role in promoting and advocating for the rich culture and history of the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples. The AALITRA Review is launching a special issue to promote and celebrate their vibrant cultures, languages and traditions. 

  The issue also includes non-thematic contributions: one theoretical article, translation & Commentary of a Chinese chronicle, a Russian autobiographical prose, a French poem, two book reviews and, for the first time, a Translator’s Diary, which is a new type of submissions we called for this year. The inaugural diary is by eminent French into English literary translator, Emeritus Professor Brian Nelson.

  We are also very pleased to publish two of this year’s winning AALITRA translation awards: a poem in French by Marilyne Bertoncini translated by Heidi Bula and Shiva Motlagh-Elbakri into English.

• Vol. 19 (2023)
• No. 18 (2023)
• Enriching the Global Literary Canvas: Celebrating Less Translated Languages

  Vol. 17 (2022)
• No. 16 (2021)

  December 2021

• No. 15 (2020)

  December 2020

• No. 14 (2019)

  December 2019
• No. 13 (2018)

  December 2018
• No. 12 (2017)

  December 2017
• No. 11 (2016)

  May 2016
• Vol. 0 No. 10 (2015)

  May 2015
• Vol. 0 No. 9 (2014)

  November 2014
• Vol. 0 No. 8 (2014)

  June 2014
• Vol. 0 No. 7 (2013)

  November 2013
• Vol. 0 No. 6 (2013)

  May 2013.
• Vol. 0 No. 5 (2012)

  November 2012.
• Vol. 0 No. 4 (2012)

  February 2012.
• Vol. 0 No. 3 (2011)

  May 2011.
• Vol. 0 No. 2 (2010)

  November 2010.
• Vol. 0 No. 1 (2010)

  March 2010.