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Call for applications: funded residencies for translators of German novels, poems or essays (deadline: 28 February 2018)
Call for applications: funded residencies for translators of German novels, poems or essays (deadline: 28 February 2018)
19 Feb, 2018
Tags: Germany

The Goethe Institut offers funded residencies to translators from German in Gut Siggen or Dresden-Hellerau (Germany). Preference is given to translators working on contemporary texts.

Translators can stay six to eight weeks and will receive a stipend of €1,500 plus food and travel costs.

Deadline for application: 28 February 2018.

For more details, please click here (https://www NULL.goethe NULL.de/de/uun/auf/lit/uss/bew NULL.html).

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