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Arch Tait learned Russian at Latymer Upper School, London; Trinity Hall, Cambridge; and Moscow State University. He has a PhD in Russian literature from Cambridge and began translating in earnest in 1986 after a meeting with Valentina Jacques, then editor of the magazine Soviet Literature. From 1993 he was the UK editor of the Glas New Russian Writing translation series, whose editor-in-chief was Valentina's successor, Natasha Perova. To
date he has translated 17 books,
, 35 short stories
and 30 articles by most of the leading Russian writers of today. His
most recent translations are Anna
Politkovskaya's Nothing But the Truth, Roman Senchin’s
novel “Minus”, and Alexander Dolgin’s
The Economics of Symbolic Exchange. |
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Sergey Shipunov Charismatic Public Speaking translated by Arch Tait Tvorcheskaya Masterskaya Moscow, 2009 Hardback ISBN 978-5-91691-004-9 264 pages |
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Anna Politkovskaya Nothing But the Truth Selected Dispatches translated by Arch Tait Harvill Secker London, 2010 Hardback GBP 18.99 $Can 36.95 ISBN 978-1-846-55239-7 468 pages In bookshops now, or buy from Amazon.com call 0870 836 0875 |
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Anna Politkovskaya |
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Lilia Shevtsova |
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Alexander Dolgin The Economics of Symbolic Exchange Springer Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg, 2009 Hardback ISBN 978-3-540-79882-8 501 pages |
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"The language is wonderful! I can't get over it. The words are so intelligently and accurately selected they flow like music. Thank you once again." - Face Fashion, Moscow (2007) "I think your translation of Anna's diary is spectacular... it is both stylish and colloquial. Thank you for this window." - E.M., Maryland |
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