Jan, 2022
9 Dystopian Novels in Translation to Read Now
Words Without BordersBecoming a “Second-Career” Translator: A Conversation with Aneesa Abbas Higgins
Samantha SchneeWords Without Borders Receives 2022 National Endowment for the Arts Grant
The Tofu-Maker
Shen FuyuWWB’s Most Anticipated Translated Books of 2022
Words Without BordersA Seriously Shitty Quirk of Fate
Paulo ScottDec, 2021
The Watchlist: December 2021
Mike Fu and Jenna Tang on Mentorship, Taiwanese Literature, and Translating Trauma
Mike Fu Jenna TangCalvin Baker Joins WWB Board of Directors
Words Without BordersThe Best Translated Books of 2021
Words Without Borders7 New Voices in English Translation to Read Now
Words Without BordersVoid
Miguelángel MezaLittle Check Marks on Our Names
Saša StanišiçNov, 2021
An Evening of Sugar-Eating
Lee Young-juThe Watchlist: November 2021
Tobias CarrollIntroducing WWB’s Education Fellow, Allison Tim
Words Without BordersPortrait of a Libyan Scream
Najwa Bin ShatwanIntroducing WWB’s Editorial Fellow, Soleil Davíd
Words Without BordersTelling the Stories of China’s “Illegal Children”: Shen Yang and Roseann Lake in Conversation
Shen Yang Roseann LakeThe Literary Life of K-pop Lyrics
Sang Young ParkThe Poetry of Radical Female Fighters: Meena Kandasamy on Translating Women from the Tamil Eelam
Suhasini PatniOct, 2021
The Watchlist: October 2021
Tobias Carroll“Don’t Go Dancing in the Cemetery Tonight”: 7 Translated Tales in Classic Horror Settings
Susan HarrisThe Spectator Sentenced to Death
Matéi VisniecIntroducing WWB’s New Books Editor, Adam Dalva
Words Without BordersThe Privilege of Language: Manon Steffan Ros on Self-translation, Welsh Literature, and Her New Book
Casi DylanWhat Does Victory Look Like If Not This?
Petra HůlováCinephilia: On Hindi Movies, My Mother, and Me
Anandi Mishra“The Age of Kishore”: Jeff Deutsch Celebrates Seagull Books Founder and Publisher Naveen Kishore
Jeff DeutschNotes from a Journal I could have kept. [But failed to. Keep]
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