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Topic : Re: Should I translate my own writings into a second language I also know well? Nabokov was very discouraged when he translated his Lolita into Russian. And he spent half a year on it. So should - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Should I translate my own writings into a second language I also know well? Nabokov was very discouraged when he translated his Lolita into Russian. And he spent half a year on it. So should

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I would say yes because the more people can read it, the more feedback you can get that could help you with writing.

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