Sep, 2020
The City and the Writer: In London with Jay Parini
Nathalie HandalAn Interview with WWB Poetry Contest Winner Nguyễn-Hoàng Quyên
Words Without BordersHiding in Plain Sight: Carlos Fonseca and Megan McDowell on Translating “Natural History”
Megan McDowellShining a Light on Children’s Books in Translation: Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp on World Kid Lit Month
Words Without BordersAnnouncing the Winners of the 2020 Poems in Translation Contest
The Editors of Words Without BordersDamián Cabrera on Hybrid Languages, Dust, and the Invention of Paraguay
Elisa TaberBodies
Selva AlmadaAgainst the “Good” Translation: The Power of Disobedience
Gitanjali Patel Jessie SpiveyAug, 2020
Discovering Murakami
David KarashimaThe Watchlist: August 2020
Tobias CarrollThe City and the Writer: In New York City with Bob Holman
Nathalie Handal9 Translated Books by Black Women Writers to Read This #WITMonth
Words Without BordersBirds in Formation
Nguyen Ngoc TuThe City and the Writer: In Salerno with Giorgio Sica
Nathalie HandalJul, 2020
“An Immigrant Like an Automobile”
Malgorzata SzejnertThe Watchlist: July 2020
Tobias CarrollFirst Read—From “No Presents Please”
Jayant Kaikini“A Recurring Dream”: Moris Farhi, Erich Auerbach, and the Novelization of Turkish Jewry
Matt HansonBehind the Art: “Rose of Sapatão”
Nilbar GüreşThe City and the Writer: In New York City with Willa Carroll
Nathalie HandalFirst Read: From “Breathing Through the Wound”
Víctor del ÁrbolConfronting the Institution of Language: Juan Arabia on Poetry and the Pandemic
María Agustina Pardini10 Translated Books from India to Read Now
Arunava SinhaJun, 2020
The Watchlist: June 2020
Tobias CarrollTranslating the Ancient Female Voice as Queer
Gnaomi SiemensThe City and the Writer: In Paris with Marilyn Hacker
Nathalie HandalThe Translator Relay: Kristin Dykstra
Words Without BordersThe Complete WWB Decameron
Words Without BordersTranslating (in) Darkness
Lara Vergnaud8 Queer Books in Translation to Read This Pride Month
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