Episode 38: Jeremy Bai
It's not often you meet a Chinese fantasy and sci-fi translator and writer but if you do, have them on your podcast. In this episode of The Written Scene, author and translator Jeremy Bai discusses how he found (read: snuck) certain books as a teenager, the added difficulty of translating Chinese poetry, why writing and speaking a language are different, how he uses life's responsibilities to maintain a writing schedule, why knowing the business end of writing is important, and so much more.
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