@article{MacKay_2020, title={On Translation, Writing, Elephants, and Stolen Bicycles}, volume={11}, url={https://journals.lib.sfu.ca/index.php/lyre/article/view/2384}, abstractNote={<p>In this generously given interview, author Wu Ming-Yi and translator Darryl Sterk sit down to give <em>The Lyre</em> a look into how a novel is born, and then translated. Wu is an award-winning novelist, as well as a literary professor, environmental activist, and artist—to name a few. Sterk has worked for the last half-dozen years with Wu, translating the author’s novels from Taiwanese to English. He has also recently been learning the Indigenous Taiwanese language Seediq. Together, the duo’s latest project titled <em>The Stolen Bicycle</em> is a novel to celebrate!</p>}, journal={The Lyre}, author={MacKay, Molly}, year={2020}, month={Oct.}, pages={18–21} }