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Tuvshinjargal Sodovsuren
Contact
e-mail: stuvshu@gmail.com
About me
I graduated in Polish studies from the National University of Mongolia and translate from Polish and English. Since 2008 I have been translating films for the Mongolian TV station NTV and texts for magazines. In 2018 I founded a small publishing house, Oyut Publishing LLC, where I translate books, including the international bestsellers How Women Rise by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith and The Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu.
Polish literature is a special source of inspiration for me — I appreciate its richness, sensitivity and diversity, which is why I am currently actively translating Polish books, especially children’s literature. I translate from Polish into Mongolian.
Translations
- Wojtek, żołnierz bez munduru — Eliza Piotrowska
- Już, już — Katarzyna Wasilkowska
- Dom numer pięć — Justyna Bednarek
- W pustyni i w puszczy — Henryk Sienkiewicz
- Classic Polish Short Stories — an anthology including, among others, “Dobra pani” by Eliza Orzeszkowa; “Kamizelka” and “Katarynka” by Bolesław Prus; “Dym” by Maria Konopnicka; “Sachem” by Henryk Sienkiewicz; “Sawa” by Henryk Rzewuski; “Mój ojciec wstępuje do strażaków” by Bruno Schulz; and “Rozdziobią nas kruki i wrony” by Stefan Żeromski.
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