Critic Cory Oldweiler reviews "Too Great a Sky" by Moldovan author Liliana Corobca, translated from Romanian by Monica Cure.

This WorldKidLit Month, join us for a survey of some of the most innovative and compelling Latin American children's books in ...

Najwan Darwish cuts across history and time in this third selection in the 2024 Words Without Borders—AAP National ...

A tailor-made metaphor: the name “Arnold” comes from the Germanic elements for “eagle” (arn) and “power” (wald). It became ...

From Yale University Press | Where We Stand by Djamila Ribeiro, translated from the Portuguese by Padma Viswanathan | Nonfiction | 104 pages | ISBN 9780300269642 | US$20.00 What the publisher says: ...

Katrine Øgaard Jensen weaves a poem via a mistranslation of Ursula Andkjær Olsen in this second selection in the 2024 Words Without Borders—Academy of American Poets National Translation Month series.

what is language? and what is the translation of war? what is pain? and what is the translation of tears? take your index finger off the trigger ...

Struck by the tender intricacy of a spiderweb, Korean poet and playwright Yoo Heekyung contemplates presence and absence, memory and material, in this first selection in the 2024 Words Without Borders ...

Words Without Borders is the premier destination for a global literary conversation. Founded in 2003, WWB seeks to expand cultural understanding by giving readers unparalleled access to contemporary ...