Sep, 2021
Around the World with Queer Kid Lit and YA: 13 Books to Read Now
Ruth Ahmedzai KempOverdue
Annie M. G. SchmidtNaveen Kishore, Renowned Publisher of Seagull Books, to Receive 2021 Ottaway Award
Words Without BordersCarl de Souza on Mauritian History, Multilingualism, and the Events that Inspired “Kaya Days”
Jeffrey ZuckermanDoves Wailing in the Same Great Tree: An Interview with Khalid al-Maaly, Founder of al-Kamel Verlag
Safwan KhatibAug, 2021
The Watchlist: August 2021
Tobias Carrollmy great-grandmother had the health of a cosmonaut
Maria TselovatovaTwo Poems
Fiston Mwanza MujilaIntroducing WWB’s Digital Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Bruna Dantas Lobato
Words Without BordersA Treasure Chest of Goodbyes
Nataliya DelevaThe Translator Relay: Jayme Costa Pinto
Words Without Borders“The Wellspring That Relieves My Thirst”: Kim Bi on Writing Queer Literature
Victoria Caudle11 Translated Books by Asian Women Writers to Read This #WITMonth
Words Without BordersThe Interrogation
Hwang Sok-YongJul, 2021
“You Belong Nowhere”: Leïla Slimani on the Trauma of Colonialism and Her Forthcoming Novel
Madeleine FeenyThe Watchlist: July 2021
Tobias CarrollCabo Verdean President Jorge Carlos Fonseca: Poetry Is the Only Instrument of Radical Change
David Shook“Language Is a Code”: Ali Feruz on Prison Literature, Exile, and the Power of Journalism
José VergaraWe’re Hiring: Education Fellow
Words Without BordersOn Fantasy and the Poetry of the Past: An Interview with Sofia Samatar
Safwan KhatibThe Book That Launched Japan’s #MeToo Movement
Shiori ItoBehind the Art: “Addict and Betrayer”
Hung-Chi ChenWe’re Hiring: WWB Seeks Books Editor
The EditorsThe Translator Relay: Karen Sherwood Sotelino
Words Without BordersJun, 2021
Power Resides within It: Louise Law Lok-Man and Jennifer Feeley on Hong Kong Literature
Louise Law Lok-Man Jennifer FeeleyThe City and the Writer: In Baghdad with Sinan Antoon
Nathalie HandalThe Watchlist: June 2021
Tobias CarrollWhere the Infinite Unfolds
Dulce Maria Cardoso10 New Children’s Books in Translation to Read This Summer
Words Without BordersSubverting Gendered Language: Hannah Kauders on Translating Iván Monalisa Ojeda’s “Las Biuty Queens”
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