Feb, 2020
Literary Pseudoscience and a New Generation of Argentine Writers: An Interview with Roque Larraquy
Susannah Greenblatt7 Stories of Love’s Labors and Loss to Read This Valentine’s Day
Alexandra VailFirst Read—From “Second Sister”
Chan Ho-KeiThe City and the Writer: In Rome with Peter Covino
Nathalie HandalFor Oscars Season, 5 Stories of Cinema from around the World
Alexandra VailFrom Five Continents to Five Boroughs: A Language Map for New York City
Ross PerlinJan, 2020
The Watchlist: January 2020
Tobias CarrollThe City and the Writer: In Auckland, New Zealand with Chloe Honum
Nathalie HandalSexto Piso’s Diego Rabasa on Existential Selfies and Publishing the Books He Loves to Read
Victor MeadowcroftMaría Fernanda Ampuero on “Cockfight,” Visceral Writing, and the Cruelty of Family Life
Victor MeadowcroftDispatches from the 2019 FIL in Guadalajara, Mexico
Victor MeadowcroftLooking Outside the Mainstream: Charco Press’s Carolina Orloff on Publishing Fiction in Translation
Victor MeadowcroftLanguage as a Virus: Ariana Harwicz on Writing Bilingually
Victor MeadowcroftWords Without Borders Receives 2020 National Endowment for the Arts Grant
Words Without BordersFirst Read—From “The Sweet Indifference of the World”
Peter StammThe City and the Writer: In Toledo, Ohio with Charles Kell
Nathalie HandalDec, 2019
The Watchlist: December 2019
Tobias CarrollOur Favorite International Reads from 2019 (and What We’ll Be Reading in 2020)
Words Without BordersThe Best Translated Books You Missed in 2019
Words Without BordersTranslating the Real J. P. Cuenca: An Essay and Interview
Elizabeth LoweFirst Read—From “Come to Me”
Bogdan RusevYour Holiday Gift Guide to Reading in Translation
Words Without BordersNov, 2019
Exploring Italian Language, Rap, and Migration through Translation
Donatella MelucciThe City and the Writer: In Vicenza with Carlo Pizzati
Nathalie HandalThe Watchlist: November 2019
Tobias CarrollOne Day in August a Man Disappeared—A Multilingual Most Exquisite Corpse Story
Andrés Barba, Kirmen Uribe, Jeremy Tiang, and Kira JosefssonThe City and the Writer: In Amman with Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
Nathalie HandalTelling Truths with New Words: Jeffrey Zuckerman on Translating Mauritian Literature
Ariel SaramandiFirst Read—From “Return to the Enchanted Island”
Johary RavalosonOct, 2019
For Halloween, Thirteen Eerie Stories from around the World
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