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“Returning to Lisbon means savoring another delectable local delicacy: the mouthwatering Portuguese language with its varied assortment of vowels.” ...read more

“She was a different person in her books, unfamiliar to me in some measure: a woman who’d lived in far-off lands, learned fortitude, and honed the tougher side of her personality.” ...read more

Tobias Carroll recommends exciting new and forthcoming works translated from Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Turkish. ...read more

“Everything begins with the dictatorship, of course.” ...read more

I’m living in a sci-fi movie. In fact, you are too. It’s a strange movie and the popcorn tastes of hand sanitizer. ...read more

"There is a way of knowing that exists outside the realm of reason and intellect, a special awareness that allows those rare individuals with extraordinary sensory or perceptive powers to intuit ...read more

“There is a permanent solace in the knowledge that you can’t be the weirdest person in this city.” ...read more

Words Without Borders seeks applicants for its editorial fellowship. ...read more

A list of nine forthcoming translated books by women to read in honor of International Women's Day. ...read more

Turkish writer, musician, and human rights activist Zulfu Livaneli talks about his latest novel to appear in English, Serenade for Nadia. ...read more