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Paul Olchváry has translated more than twenty books, including György Dragomán’s The White King, No Live Files Remain, Budapest Noir, and Károly Pap’s Azarel. He has received translation awards from the National Endowment for the Arts, PEN America, and Hungary’s Milán Füst Foundation. His shorter translations have appeared in The Paris Review, The Hungarian Quarterly, and turnrow.