Karina Papp

Karina Papp ist eine 1988 im heutigen Lettland geborene Autorin und Übersetzerin. Sie studierte Journalismus und Literatur in Russland. Seit 2013 lebt sie in Berlin. Auf ihrer Suche nach interlingualen und politisch bewussten literarischen Formen verbindet Karina Schreiben mit Übersetzung. Sie ist Empfängerin mehrerer DÜF-Radial-Stipendien für Übersetzer*innen. Ihre Texte wurden in den Literaturzeitschriften Neznanie, m ZIN und Soft Eis Magazine veröffentlicht.

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