Lit_cast Slovakia #3: Magdalena Mullek

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In the third episode of Lit_Cast Slovakia, literature scholar and translator Magdalena Mullek talks to Julia Sherwood about living between three countries and two languages, the joys of translating living authors, cooperative translating and forging links with publishers.

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