Stephanie Smee

Stephanie Smee left a career in law to work as a literary translator. Her publications span nineteenth-century French children's literature to her recent translation of Hannelore Cayre's prize-winning work of literary crime fiction, The Godmother . Her translation of rediscovered WWII memoir, No Place to Lay One's Head , won the JQ-Wingate Prize.

Stephanie Smee left a career in law to work as a literary translator. Her publications span nineteenth-century French children's literature to her recent translation of Hannelore Cayre's prize-winning work of literary crime fiction, The Godmother . Her translation of rediscovered WWII memoir, No Place to Lay One's Head , won the JQ-Wingate Prize. See less