Jan, 2019
The City and the Writer: In Martha’s Vineyard with Justen Ahren
Nathalie HandalThe Watchlist: January 2019
Tobias CarrollWhat the Happiest Kids in the World Are Reading
Michele HutchisonThe Translator Relay: Helen Mintz
Words Without BordersPÒTOPRENS: Translating Place at the Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince Exhibit
Susannah GreenblattThe City and the Writer: In New York City with Lee Briccetti
Nathalie HandalDec, 2018
Our Favorite International Reads from 2018 (and What We’ll Be Reading in 2019)
Words Without BordersThe Watchlist: December 2018
Tobias CarrollA Holiday Gift Guide for Children’s Literature in Translation
Rivka GalchenShadow and Light: Three Poems
João Luís Barreto GuimarãesFirst Read—From “Away! Away!”
Jana BeňováLiving with the Tao
John Minford“The Anarchist Who Shared My Name,” the Oulipo, and Contemporary Nonfiction
Tobias CarrollAkram Aylisli’s Literary Odyssey
Katherine E. YoungNov, 2018
The City and the Writer: In Rome with Elizabeth Geoghegan
Nathalie HandalThe Watchlist: November 2018
Tobias CarrollFearlessness, Alienation, & Mother-Sexuality: An Interview with Ursula Andkjær Olsen
Noor NagaA New Narrative: An Interview with Four Argentine Women Writers
María Agustina PardiniWomen’s Voices, Art, and Activism at the Fifteenth Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
Eliza Vitri HandayaniFirst Read—From “Stone Dreams”
Akram AylisliThe Emerging Literary Translator Valley of Death
Anton HurThe City and the Writer: In Hong Kong with Nicholas Wong
Nathalie HandalWhat the Mountains Remember: An Interview with Paolo Cognetti
Francesca PellasOn Translating Armonía Somers’s “The Naked Woman”
Kit MaudeThe Translator Relay: Ellen Cassedy
Jessie ChaffeeOct, 2018
The City and the Writer: In Melbourne with Susan Bradley Smith
Nathalie HandalBest of the B-Sides: The Legacy of a Secret
Lori FeathersBehind the Art: “Women and Bicycles”
Tejubehanwild fucking ride: the thin fire. of sappho. in me.
Ana KifferEvery Day Is International Translation Day—The 2018 ITD Celebration in London
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