Kate Deimling

@katedeimling.bsky.social

Translator, editor, poet. Poetry collection: Time Traveling (Cornerstone, 2026). Latest translation: The Story of the Marquis de Cressy (MLA, 2025). French lit PhD. Reader & puzzler. Animal lover. Always learning. Brooklyn, NY. www.katedeimling.com

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Big news for anyone who enjoys discovering #books from around the world in #translation: @catranslation.org will open a new center in downtown San Francisco! Learn more about this exciting initiative and the capital campaign to get across the finish line. www.catranslation.org/sf-literary-...

A New Cultural Anchor - CAT Center

CAT is transforming a three-story, 7,400-square-foot building that's been part of this San Francisco since 1908. Working with local architecture firm

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Thank you to my wonderful publisher, @jillmccabejohnson.bsky.social at Wandering Aengus Press and my Editor, @tms2072.bsky.social for shepherding Strange Gift into the world! It’s publication day! I sing their praises. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Jill McCabe Johnson@jillmccabejohnson.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Please congratulate @vkornberg.bsky.social on her poetry collection, Strange Gift, released today! Ellen Bass calls it "a lush debut, a narrative collection full of gift after Strange Gift." And @sfreligh.bsky.social says, "This is one stunning debut." wanderingaenguspress.com/strange-gift...

Such a pleasure to talk with @jackewilson.bsky.social about my translation of Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni and why she was one of the most popular writers in 18th-century France (and how she practically disappeared from literary history).

The History of Literature Podcast@holpod.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Kate Deimling (The Story of the Marquis de Cressy by Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni) tells @jackewilson.bsky.social about an eighteenth-century Frenchwoman who was a bestseller in her day, but whose best novels are only now available in English, after more than 200 years. #books @modernlanguage.bsky.social