Julie Rose is a world-renowned translator. Her acclaimed translations include Alexandre Dumas’ THE KNIGHT OF THE MAISON-ROUGE and Racine’s PHÈDRE as well as works by the French philosopher Paul Virilio, Jacques Ranciere, Chantal Thomas and others. She has translated essays written by authors including Vaclav Havel, Chantal Thomas on Proust, Jean-Louis Cohen, Hubert Damisch on architecture, Pierre Bourdieu on art, and Yannis Tsiomis on high tech architecture. In 2003 Julie Rose was awarded the PEN Translation Prize (NSW Premier’s Prize and Medallion for translation).