A translator between English, French, and Dutch, Tom works primarily on books, both fiction and non-fiction. His skills include a wide range of tones and voices, from academic volumes (incl. for University of Minnesota Press, State University of New York Press) to popular novels (incl. Wilbur Smith, Pierre Lemaitre). Tom is also the author of several acclaimed books on film, and has published in magazines including IdN, Film Comment, and Sight & Sound.
Highlights
Orders
12
Samples
4
Language Projects
English (UK) to Dutch10+
French (EU) to Dutch8
English (US) to Dutch5
French (EU) to English (UK)5
Dutch to English (UK)3
Summary of Language Experience
English (UK) to Dutch
Tom's book translations from UK English to Dutch include Alexander and Malcolm Swanston's "The Historical Atlas of World War 2", Ken Tout's "In the Shadow of Arnhem", and Daniel Huygens' "Opposite the Lion's Den". He is also the author of several books in English, with British publishers.
French (EU) to Dutch
Tom's translations from French to Dutch include novels by Pierre Lemaitre and Franck Thilliez, plus books on art, sports, and food & drink. He also translated French essays for Dutch film magazine de Filmkrant.
English (US) to Dutch
Tom's book translations from American English to Dutch include Kerry Howley's "Thrown", Jim Gordon's "The Wine Opus", and Jessica Kerwin Jenkins' "The Encyclopedia of the Exquisite." He also translated for Dutch film magazine de Filmkrant.
Tom worked as a translator from Dutch to English on the books "Maison Martin Margiela" and "Studio Job: The Book of Job" (both published by Rizzoli International), as well working on the international editions of Dutch film magazine de Filmkrant.
Industry Projects
Publishing20+
Summary of Industry Experience
Publishing
Tom specializes in book translation, so the majority of his work has been for publishing companies, including American, British, French, and Dutch firms. Types of jobs include both fiction and non-fiction.
Tom specializes in book translations, both fiction and non-fiction. Styles and genres include popular novels, literary non-fiction, history books (in particular on World War 2 and the holocaust), travel writing, food and drink, design and art books, and film studies.