Words Without Borders Campus Launches Korean Literature Resource
February 9th, 2022 WWB Campus presents a collection of Korean literature and accompanying resources for high school and college classrooms.The Latest from WWB Daily
- First Read
A Landscape of Claws
by Mónica Ojeda
That’s how it felt to sleep handcuffed to a table. ...read more
- Interviews
“The Joy of Cultural Mixing”: Daljit Nagra on Retelling the Classic Ramayana in Punglish
by Samantha Schnee
Humor was essential for my Ramayana. ...read more
- First Read
Quake
by Auður Jónsdóttir
Eyes gape at me over cups of coffee, forkfuls of delicate shrimp. ...read more
- Watchlist
The Watchlist: January 2022
by Tobias Carroll
Tobias Carroll recommends exciting new books in translation from Mexico, Norway, Haiti, Argentina, and Japan. ...read more
- Interviews
Twelve Years Later, Kettly Mars Reflects on the 2010 Earthquake in Haiti and the Novels It Inspired
by Nathan H. Dize
The earthquake opened new sociopolitical avenues to be addressed in literary fiction. ...read more
- Reading Lists
9 Dystopian Novels in Translation to Read Now
by Words Without Borders
Recent and forthcoming dystopian fiction from Argentina, Egypt, Iceland, Japan, and more. ...read more
- Interviews
Becoming a “Second-Career” Translator: A Conversation with Aneesa Abbas Higgins
by Samantha Schnee
The experiences gained from a lifetime of reading and pursuing other professions are invaluable assets. ...read more
- News
Words Without Borders Receives 2022 National Endowment for the Arts Grant
The award will support WWB’s flagship online magazine of international literature, education programs, and events. ...read more
- First Read
The Tofu-Maker
by Shen Fuyu
Around the time we were in second grade, Buckethead and I beat a snake to death. ...read more
- Reading Lists
WWB’s Most Anticipated Translated Books of 2022
by Words Without Borders
WWB staff, contributors, and board members on the translated books they're most excited about in 2022. ...read more