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Translated Fiction Quotes

“A mysterious, ineffable charm had already bound them. An inherent magic is the only thing that could transform love at first sight into such hungry passion.”

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Book:Under the summer sun

Source: Under the summer sun

“I'd never known a love before that could blot out the world around like this.”

Japanese Literature Translated Fiction

Book:The Premonition

Source: The Premonition

“Literary translations construct cultural bridges and enlarge our horizons.”

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Author:Núria Añó

“All dreams have to come to an end.”

Dreams Young Adult Translated Fiction

Author:Timothée de Fombelle

“But what is frightening is not the thought of the unknown: it is the thought that there may not be an unknown, only an end.”

Nonfiction Translated Fiction

Book:Now and at the Hour of Our Death

Source: Now and at the Hour of Our Death

“Gradually I got used to my new life, to my mother's good and bad moments, and stays with my grandparents that were marked by sad farewells. I was Gradually I got used to my new life, to my mother's good and bad moments, and stays with my grandparents that were marked by sad farewells. I was still young, but I sensed that on the inside I was growing up. I was responsible for my mother. No one knew her light and dark sides better than I did. No one else stood ready to catch the next moment when she would want to leave her life behind.”

Latvian Translated Fiction Soviet Milk

Author:Nora Ikstena

“Gradually I got used to my new life, to my mother's good and bad moments, and stays with my grandparents that were marked by sad farewells. I was still young, but I sensed that on the inside I was growing up. I was responsible for my mother. No one knew her light and dark sides better than I did. No one else stood ready to catch the next moment when she would want to leave her life behind.”

Latvian Translated Fiction Soviet Milk

Author:Nora Ikstena

“When our legs stop working, we will walk through our memories. When our legs stop working and our eyes stop seeing, we will walk through our memories and they will be clear. When our legs stop working, our eyes stop seeing and our ears stop hearing, we will walk through our memories and they will be clear, and forgotten voices will recount everything once more.”

Nonfiction Translated Fiction

Book:Now and at the Hour of Our Death

Source: Now and at the Hour of Our Death