May, 2018
First Read—From “The Baghdad Clock”
Shahad Al RawiBefore Han Kang: Three Korean Modernists You Should Know
Esther KimWords Without Borders Celebrates 15 Years of Publishing New International Writing
Words Without BordersThe PEN World Voices Festival as it Happened: “Translation and the Power(s) of Language”
Núria CodinaDispatches from the 2018 PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature
Words Without BordersThe City and the Writer: In Glasgow with Alan Parks
Nathalie HandalApr, 2018
The PEN World Voices Festival as It Happened: “Beyond Borges: Argentina’s Unsung Literary Greats”
Alessandra BautzeThe PEN World Voices Festival as it Happened: “Dystopian Fiction: Future Present Tense”
Nicholas OtteThe PEN World Voices Festival as It Happened: “The Trick of Translation”
Na ZhongThe PEN World Voices Festival as It Happened: “Theater in Translation as Resistance”
Alessandra BautzeThe PEN World Voices Festival as It Happened: A Staged Reading of “Goats”
Alessandra BautzeEmpty Hills—Deep Woods—Green Moss: William Carlos Williams’s Chinese Experiment
Jonathan CohenAfter Borges: Tamara Tenenbaum and the Search for a New Argentine Literature
Susannah GreenblattThe Most Dangerous Dream of All—A Multilingual Most Exquisite Corpse Story
Sergio Chejfec, Maria Cabrera, Basma Abdel Aziz, and Petra HůlováAn Interview with Petra Hůlová
Jessie ChaffeeWhen Translation Becomes Homage
Chantal RinguetThe City and the Writer: In Paris with Négar Djavadi
Nathalie HandalThe Watchlist: April 2018
Tobias CarrollOur 2018 PEN World Voices Festival Itinerary
Words Without BordersBest of the B-Sides
Lori FeathersBest of the B-Sides: Identity in Translation
Lori FeathersRosie Goldsmith on the Inaugural EBRD Literature Prize
Jessie ChaffeeBooks as Windows, Mirrors, and Resistance: A Dispatch from the 2018 Bologna Children’s Book Fair
Denise MuirFirst Read—From “Lion Cross Point”
Masatsugu OnoThe City and the Writer: In Galway with Stephen Byrne
Nathalie HandalMar, 2018
Salvation
Maria Valéria RezendeFirst Read—From “Querido Pablito / Julissimo Querido: Selected Correspondence, 1950–1971”
Paul Blackburn and Julio CortázarAn Interview with the Editors of “Querido Pablito / Julissimo Querido”
Eric M. B. BeckerThe Watchlist: March 2018
Tobias CarrollChildren’s Literature in Translation: Enchanted Lion Books
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