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Sara Nović (born 1987) is an American writer, translator, and creative writing professor. Nović is also a deaf rights' activist who has written about the challenges she has faced as a deaf novelist. Nović is most notable for her debut novel, Girl at War, which tells the story of Ana Jurić, a ten-year-old girl whose life is upended by the civil war that resulted in the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The novel was an Alex Awards recipient in 2016. In 2014, Nović was awarded an ALTA Travel Fellowship by the American Literary Translators Association. In addition to publishing her own literary works, Nović has translated poems written by Izet Sarajlić, a renowned Bosnian writer. Nović was awarded the Willis Barnstone Translation Prize in 2013 for her translation of Sarajlić's poem "After I Was Woun

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  • Sara Nović (born 1987) is an American writer, translator, and creative writing professor. Nović is also a deaf rights' activist who has written about the challenges she has faced as a deaf novelist. Nović is most notable for her debut novel, Girl at War, which tells the story of Ana Jurić, a ten-year-old girl whose life is upended by the civil war that resulted in the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The novel was an Alex Awards recipient in 2016. In 2014, Nović was awarded an ALTA Travel Fellowship by the American Literary Translators Association. In addition to publishing her own literary works, Nović has translated poems written by Izet Sarajlić, a renowned Bosnian writer. Nović was awarded the Willis Barnstone Translation Prize in 2013 for her translation of Sarajlić's poem "After I Was Wounded." She is also a recipient of the Alex Awards. Nović's second book True Biz was released in 2022. The book follows Charlie to River Valley School for the Deaf as she deals with a faulty cochlear implant and meets other deaf people for the first time in her life. The book was chosen as a pick for Reese Witherspoon's book club. Nović is a graduate of the MFA program at Columbia University, where she studied fiction and literary translation. She is a fiction editor at Blunderbuss Magazine and serves as the founding editor of the deaf rights' blog Redeafined. Nović also works as an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Stockton University. (en)
  • Sara Nović (ur. 1987) – chorwacka pisarka mieszkająca w USA, tłumaczka i wykładowczyni pisania kreatywnego. Nović jest także działaczką na rzecz praw osób niesłyszących, piszącą o wyzwaniach, przed jakimi stanęła jako niesłysząca powieściopisarka. Nović jest najbardziej znana za sprawą swojej debiutanckiej powieści Dziecko wojny. Utwór opowiada historię Anny Jurić, dziesięcioletniej dziewczynki, której życie naznaczone jest wojną domową i rozpadem Jugosławii. W 2016 roku powieść otrzymała dla młodych pisarzy. W 2014 roku Nović przyznano stypendium ALTA Travel Fellowship Amerykańskiego Stowarzyszenia Tłumaczy Literatury. Oprócz publikowania własnych dzieł literackich, Nović wydała swoje tłumaczenia wierszy Izeta Sarajlića, znanego pisarza bośniackiego. W 2013 roku za przekład jego wiersza Nakan Ranjavanja otrzymała nagrodę . Zajmowała się także tłumaczeniem literatury na (ASL). Nović jest absolwentką Columbia University, gdzie studiowała literaturę i przekład literacki. Jest redaktorką w czasopiśmie "Blunderbuss", a także założycielką bloga poświęconego prawom osób głuchych Redeafined. Nović pracuje również jako asystentka profesora kreatywnego pisania na . (pl)
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  • Sara Nović (born 1987) is an American writer, translator, and creative writing professor. Nović is also a deaf rights' activist who has written about the challenges she has faced as a deaf novelist. Nović is most notable for her debut novel, Girl at War, which tells the story of Ana Jurić, a ten-year-old girl whose life is upended by the civil war that resulted in the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The novel was an Alex Awards recipient in 2016. In 2014, Nović was awarded an ALTA Travel Fellowship by the American Literary Translators Association. In addition to publishing her own literary works, Nović has translated poems written by Izet Sarajlić, a renowned Bosnian writer. Nović was awarded the Willis Barnstone Translation Prize in 2013 for her translation of Sarajlić's poem "After I Was Woun (en)
  • Sara Nović (ur. 1987) – chorwacka pisarka mieszkająca w USA, tłumaczka i wykładowczyni pisania kreatywnego. Nović jest także działaczką na rzecz praw osób niesłyszących, piszącą o wyzwaniach, przed jakimi stanęła jako niesłysząca powieściopisarka. Nović jest absolwentką Columbia University, gdzie studiowała literaturę i przekład literacki. Jest redaktorką w czasopiśmie "Blunderbuss", a także założycielką bloga poświęconego prawom osób głuchych Redeafined. Nović pracuje również jako asystentka profesora kreatywnego pisania na . (pl)
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