Infinite Complexity: On Translating David Foster Wallace into Greek ‹ Literary Hub

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Scott Esposito: Could you briefly explain how you came to be the Greek translator of Infinite Jest? (I know this is a rather big question. Basically I’m trying out figure out why a Greek publisher decided to take on this book now, and what it is about you (as a reader, as a writer, as a […]

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