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Translators and Other Icons

Writers are sexy figures. Until recently, we tended to imagine them as drunk and glamorous, Hemingway at the bar in Cuba or Frank O’Hara partying with artists. Now that pop culture has become health-obsessed, the internet is saturated with writers’ daily routines and snacking habits. But what about translators? What do they—or rather, we—do all day? Online, we’re nearly invisible. Some...

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