"My Paths Under Snow"
Mario Rigoni Stern (New England Review 45.2, with Marla Moffa)
As a translator of Italian literature since 2001, I have published novels, short stories, and collections of essays for numerous American and British book publishers and magazines. My translations have been nominated for and won important prizes and have been reviewed in major newspapers and periodicals.
I studied Italian at Middlebury College, the University of California at Berkeley, the Università di Firenze, and Columbia University, but truly learned the language by living in Italy. I have spoken about translation at professional conferences and am involved with the American Literary Translators Association and PEN American Center. In 2018 I taught a graduate-level translation theory and practice class at Middlebury Summer Language Programs, and in 2019 I attended Breadloaf Translation Workshop in Vermont.
For information about translations from Italian to English, please use the contact form or send me an email.
Mario Rigoni Stern (New England Review 45.2, with Marla Moffa)
Luigi Pirandello (in Stories for a Year, eds. L. Sarti and M. Subialka, www.pirandellointranslation.org, 2024)
Erminia Dell'Oro (Héloïse Press, 2024)
Eugenio Montale (NYRB, 2024, co-translated with Marla Moffa)
Domenico Starnone (Europa, 2024)
Franco Bernini (Europa Editions, 2024)
Domenico Starnone (Europa, 2023)
Michele Masneri (The Passenger: California, Iperborea, 2022)
Simona Baldelli (excerpt, co-translated with Enrica Maria Ferrara, Massachusetts Review, 2022)
Marco D'Eramo, Matteo Nucci, Letizia Muratori, Francesco Piccolo (The Passenger: Rome, Iperborea, 2021)
Alberto Prunetti (excerpt, New England Review, 2020)
Fabio Stassi (Exchanges: Journal of Literary Translation, 2019)
Tullio Pericoli (from Incroci, NYRB Online, 2019)
Marco Vichi (co-translated with Stephen Sartarelli, Hodder, 2018)
Marco D'Eramo (New Left Review, 2017)
Luce D'Eramo (excerpt, The Literary Review, 2016)
Beatrice Masini (Pan Macmillan, 2016)
Essays (ed. Stephen Sartarelli, Cineteca Bologna, 2013)
Giacomo Papi (Einaudi, 2012)
Roberto Saviano (Maclehose Press, 2011)
Elena Stancanelli (The Literary Review, 2005)
Carlo Lucarelli (Harvill, 2004)
Roberto Carifi (University of Georgia Press, 2004)
Maria Luisa Spaziani (Southern Humanities Review, 2003)
Carlo Lucarelli (Harvill, 2003)
Roberto Pazzi (Steerforth, 2003)
Giuseppe Pontiggia (Knopf, 2002)
Carlo Lucarelli (City Lights, 2001)