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Davison's compelling, impressively researched, and lucidly articulated book enables readers to appreciate both the significance of Woolf's and Mansfield's collaborative co-translations from the Russian and the poetics and politics of translation itself. -- Roberta Rubenstein, Virginia Woolf Miscellany, #87

Davison's compelling, impressively researched, and lucidly articulated book enables readers to appreciate both the significance of Woolf's and Mansfield's collaborative co-translations from the Russian and the poetics and politics of translation itself. -- Roberta Rubenstein, Virginia Woolf Miscellany, #87 Davison's compelling, impressively researched, and lucidly articulated book enables readers to appreciate both the significance of Woolf's and Mansfield's collaborative co-translations from the Russian and the poetics and politics of translation itself. -- Roberta Rubenstein, Virginia Woolf Miscellany, #87

Davison's compelling, impressively researched, and lucidly articulated book enables readers to appreciate both the significance of Woolf's and Mansfield's collaborative co-translations from the Russian and the poetics and politics of translation itself.--Roberta Rubenstein, American University ""Virginia Woolf Miscellany, #87"" Professor Davison looks with meticulous and brilliant attention into what joint literary translation involves, and how each party to a collaboration - one whose first language is that of the source book, the other that of the new text - contributes to, and is affected as a writer by, the process. A remarkable achievement.-- ""C. K. Stead, Professor Emeritus, University of Auckland""

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Claire Davison is Professor in Modernist Studies at Universite Paris 3 (Sorbonne Nouvelle).

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