Brian James Baer is Professor of Russian Translation in the Department of Classical and Modern Language Studies at Kent State University. Klaus Kaindl is Associate Professor at the Centre for Translation Studies at the University of Vienna.

• Introduction: Queer(ing) TranslationBrian James Baer and Klaus Kaindl1. Sexuality and translation as intimate partners? Toward a queer turn in rewriting identities and desiresJosé Santaemilia2. A Scene of Intimate Englanglements, or, Reckoning with the ‘fuck’ of TranslationElena Basile3. Beyond Either/Or: Confronting the Fact of Translation in Global Sexuality StudiesBrian James Baer4. The Future is a Foreign Country: Translation and Temporal Critique in the Italian It Gets Better ProjectSerena Bassi5. Ethnography and Queer TranslationEvren Savci6. In all his finery: Frederick Marryat’s The Pacha of Many Tales as dragJames St. André7. Transgenderism in Japanese Manga as Radical Translation: The Journey to the West Goes to JapanLeao Tak-Hung Chan8. Speaking Silence and Silencing Speech: The Translations of Grand Duke Konstantin Romanov as Queer WritingSergey Tyulenev9. Translation’s Queerness: Giovanni Bianchi and John Cleland Writing Same-Sex Desire in the Eighteenth CenturyClorinda Donato10. Literary Censorship and Homosexuality in Kádár-Regime Hungary and Estado Novo Portugal Zsófia Gombár11. On three modes of translating queer literary textsMarc Démont12. Queering Lexicography: Balancing Power Relations in DictionariesEva Nossem13. Queer Translation as Performative and Affective Un-doing: Translating Butler’s Undoing Gender into ItalianMichela Baldo14. Years Yet Yesterday: Translating Art, Activism, and AIDS Across the Visual and the VerbalMark Addison Smith

"Queering Translation, Translating the Queer is a compelling and timely project that brings together a diverse array of works by leading scholars from translation studies."- Yahia Zhengtang Ma, Babel

Brian James Baer is Professor of Russian Translation in the Department of Classical and Modern Language Studies at Kent State University. Klaus Kaindl is Associate Professor at the Centre for Translation Studies at the University of Vienna.

• Introduction: Queer(ing) TranslationBrian James Baer and Klaus Kaindl1. Sexuality and translation as intimate partners? Toward a queer turn in rewriting identities and desiresJosé Santaemilia2. A Scene of Intimate Englanglements, or, Reckoning with the ‘fuck’ of TranslationElena Basile3. Beyond Either/Or: Confronting the Fact of Translation in Global Sexuality StudiesBrian James Baer4. The Future is a Foreign Country: Translation and Temporal Critique in the Italian It Gets Better ProjectSerena Bassi5. Ethnography and Queer TranslationEvren Savci6. In all his finery: Frederick Marryat’s The Pacha of Many Tales as dragJames St. André7. Transgenderism in Japanese Manga as Radical Translation: The Journey to the West Goes to JapanLeao Tak-Hung Chan8. Speaking Silence and Silencing Speech: The Translations of Grand Duke Konstantin Romanov as Queer WritingSergey Tyulenev9. Translation’s Queerness: Giovanni Bianchi and John Cleland Writing Same-Sex Desire in the Eighteenth CenturyClorinda Donato10. Literary Censorship and Homosexuality in Kádár-Regime Hungary and Estado Novo Portugal Zsófia Gombár11. On three modes of translating queer literary textsMarc Démont12. Queering Lexicography: Balancing Power Relations in DictionariesEva Nossem13. Queer Translation as Performative and Affective Un-doing: Translating Butler’s Undoing Gender into ItalianMichela Baldo14. Years Yet Yesterday: Translating Art, Activism, and AIDS Across the Visual and the VerbalMark Addison Smith

"Queering Translation, Translating the Queer is a compelling and timely project that brings together a diverse array of works by leading scholars from translation studies."- Yahia Zhengtang Ma, Babel

Brian James Baer is Professor of Russian Translation in the Department of Classical and Modern Language Studies at Kent State University. Klaus Kaindl is Associate Professor at the Centre for Translation Studies at the University of Vienna.

• Introduction: Queer(ing) TranslationBrian James Baer and Klaus Kaindl1. Sexuality and translation as intimate partners? Toward a queer turn in rewriting identities and desiresJosé Santaemilia2. A Scene of Intimate Englanglements, or, Reckoning with the ‘fuck’ of TranslationElena Basile3. Beyond Either/Or: Confronting the Fact of Translation in Global Sexuality StudiesBrian James Baer4. The Future is a Foreign Country: Translation and Temporal Critique in the Italian It Gets Better ProjectSerena Bassi5. Ethnography and Queer TranslationEvren Savci6. In all his finery: Frederick Marryat’s The Pacha of Many Tales as dragJames St. André7. Transgenderism in Japanese Manga as Radical Translation: The Journey to the West Goes to JapanLeao Tak-Hung Chan8. Speaking Silence and Silencing Speech: The Translations of Grand Duke Konstantin Romanov as Queer WritingSergey Tyulenev9. Translation’s Queerness: Giovanni Bianchi and John Cleland Writing Same-Sex Desire in the Eighteenth CenturyClorinda Donato10. Literary Censorship and Homosexuality in Kádár-Regime Hungary and Estado Novo Portugal Zsófia Gombár11. On three modes of translating queer literary textsMarc Démont12. Queering Lexicography: Balancing Power Relations in DictionariesEva Nossem13. Queer Translation as Performative and Affective Un-doing: Translating Butler’s Undoing Gender into ItalianMichela Baldo14. Years Yet Yesterday: Translating Art, Activism, and AIDS Across the Visual and the VerbalMark Addison Smith

"Queering Translation, Translating the Queer is a compelling and timely project that brings together a diverse array of works by leading scholars from translation studies."- Yahia Zhengtang Ma, Babel