Before the year is out, catch some of our most-read WWB Daily articles of 2016, including interviews with award-winning writers and translators, international women writers to add to your reading list, and literature to light the way in 2017.
Where Are the Women in Translation? Here Are 31 to Read Now
By Liz Cettina
36 Metaphors for Translation
By Jessie Chaffee
Interviews with Man Booker International Prize Finalists
By Eric M. B. Becker
Translating the Classics: An Interview with Lydia Davis
By Ilan Stavans and Regina Galasso
When the Woman Writes the Poem Herself: On Alejandra Pizarnik
By Emily Lever
When in Hell, Embrace the Devil: On Recreating Grande Sertao: Veredas in English
By Alison Entrekin
A Language Is a Window: An Interview with Krys Lee
By Jessie Chaffee
The City and the Writer: In Jerusalem and Jaffa with Ismail Khalidi
By Nathalie Handal
7 Ways to Support #Translation Every Day
By the Editors
The Hungry Years in Catalonia: An Interview with Peter Bush about Black Bread
By Stephen Henighan
From the Translator: The Song Remains the Same?
By Esther Allen
An Interview with Christina MacSweeney
By Nicole Guappone
Have We Lost The Lofty? Virgil’s Aeneid and the History of English Poetry
By Aaron Poochigian
Rowan Ricardo Phillips: The Poet as Translator and the Translator as Poet
By Eric M. B. Becker
Teaching in Translation: Bennington Translates
By Marguerite Feitlowitz
Lighting the Darkness: Writing from around the World
By Susan Harris
Our Favorite International Reads from 2016 (and What We’ll be Reading in 2017)
By The Editors
