Abstract

The book An introduction to translator studies by Attila Imre provides extremely useful learning material for students who are enrolled in undergraduate translation programmes, and is a mandatory reference for both practical and theoretical translation courses. It is divided into six chapters, followed by an appendix; each chapter contains practical tasks. The book is preceded by a foreword by Noémi Fazakas and a preface written by the author. The practical nature and ease of use are striking from the first pages. The book teaches budding translators what to do and what aspects to avoid in order to foster a successful career in the field of translations. The book is laden with useful advice for would-be translators; the author shares valuable insights for the reader, and the practical tasks proposed by the author complement the knowledge and expertise that the author provides.

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