To find a list of search strategies, resources, and websites on literary translation, visit the "Literary Translation" tab on the "Translation and Interpreting Studies" library guide.

Starting your search: Primo Catalog

You can choose a region, era, and so on. and use a subject search for "Translations into English," with a country or genre, and narrow from there.

Limit your results:You may find it easiest to limit the search results by using the left-hand column when you have a list of results-- Subject could be limited to Fiction and Translations (choose one, then the other when the results reload). 

AmazonCrossing --is the dedicated Amazon publisher for translations into English. One of the largest publishers of translated works, it uses the same Amazon web design and offers a great variety of books to choose from.

Dalkey Archive Press--is one of the largest publishers dedicated to works in translation, Dalkey Archive Press is a publisher of fiction, poetry, and literary criticism.

Europa Editions--is  an independent fiction publisher, and focuses on books of European origins.

Open Letter Books--is the University of Rochester's nonprofit, literary translation press.

Seagull Books--is a publisher founded in Kolkata, originally for theater other arts. Since its founding in 1982, it has expanded to world translations and non-fiction works.