Vzdělání / Education

• 2018–present: Doctoral studies in Translation Studies, Charles University, Prague
• 2011–2013: MFA in English: Literary Translation, Queens College, CUNY
• 1996–1999: BA in Classics, University of Texas – Austin

Zaměstnání / Work experience

• 2019–present: Instructor, Institute of Translation Studies, Charles University, Prague, CZ
• 2017–present: Editor, Charles University Press, Prague, CZ
• 2014–2018: English and Latin Teacher, Nový PORG, Prague, CZ
• 2014–2018: English and Latin Teacher, Nový PORG, Prague, CZ
• 2011–2014: Latin and Greek Teacher, The Chapin School, New York, USA
• 2006–2011: English and Journalism Teacher, The Bishop’s School, La Jolla, USA
• 2004–2006: International Manager, Divadlo Archa, Prague, CZ
• 2005–2006: English Instructor, Vyšší Odborná Škola Publicistiky, Prague, CZ
• 1999–2005: English Teacher, PORG, Prague, CZ

Výuka / Teaching

• Cultural History I
• Specialized Translation I (Czech to English)
• Specialized Translation II (Czech to English)
• Spoken English

Bibliografie / Publications

• Jedna věta (Praha: Revolver Revue, 2015)
• “Člověk by musel být magor, aby překládal Jirouse,” Magorova konference (Praha: Revolver Revue, 2013)
• “Tří povídky,” Revolver Revue 87 (Praha: Revolver Revue, 2012)

Překlady (výběr) / Selected translations

• Nothing I Regret by Vít Kremlička (working title, under contract with Twisted Spoon). Selections from various works
• Bitter Root by Jan Čep (under contract with Karolinum). English translation of the short story collections Dvojí domov, Zeměžluč and Vigilie
• Prague Modern by Zdeněk Lukeš and Pavel Hroch (Prague: Paseka, 2019). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Russkies by Jana Svobodová (2018) — Divadlo Archa production
• “The Lost” by Jan Čep (2017). English translation of “Zbloudilý,” Translation Tuesday, Asymptote, online: https://www.asymptotejournal.com/blog/2017/08/15/translation-tuesday-the-lost-by-jan-cep/
• New York by Vladimír Fuka and Zdeněk Mahler (New York: Rizzoli, 2014). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Underground Work by Viktor Karlík (Prague: Revolver Revue, 2012). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• The City Lights by Viktor Karlík (Prague: Revolver Revue, 2010). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Through W. A. Mozart’s Prague by Iva Danková (Prague: Albatros, 2010). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Through Franz Kafka’s Prague by Josef Cermak (Prague: Albatros, 2009). Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Window of Opportunity by Jana Svobodová and Anna Grušková (2009) — Divadlo Archa production. Performed in Prague, Nitra, and New York. Translated with Tereza Baugh
• Dreaming Andersen by Martina Hrabova (2006) — Archa.lab production. Performed in Prague and New York
• Understand by Skutr (2005) — Divadlo Archa production. Performed in Prague
• Miriam by Lenka Lagranova (2004) — Divadlo Komedie production. Performed in Prague and New York; Translated with Petr Onufer; Published in Czech Plays: Seven New Works (Martin E. Segal Theatre Center Publications; New York, 2009)
• Little Mole series by Eduard Petiška, Hana Doskočilová and Michal Černik for Albatros, Prague