Jordan Stump
Jordan Stump is a professor of French at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the author of two book-length studies of the writing of Raymond Queneau ( Naming and Unnaming and The Other Book ), and the translator of some thirty works of mostly contemporary French fiction, by such authors as Marie NDiaye, Scholastique Mukasonga, Eric Chevillard, and Marie Redonnet. His translation of Marie NDiaye's The Cheffe won the American Literary Translators' Association prize for prose in 2020.
Jordan Stump is a professor of French at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the author of two book-length studies of the writing of Raymond Queneau ( Naming and Unnaming and The Other Book ), and the translator of some thirty works of mostly contemporary French fiction, by such authors as Marie NDiaye, Scholastique Mukasonga, Eric Chevillard, and Marie Redonnet. His translation of Marie NDiaye's The Cheffe won the American Literary Translators' Association prize for prose in 2020. See less
