Najwan Darwish, Palestine’s most celebrated contemporary poet, cuts across history and time in this third selection in the ...

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

Katrine Øgaard Jensen weaves a poem via a mistranslation of Ursula Andkjær Olsen in this second selection in the 2024 WWB.

"Hjorth dares us to keep reading, to hold out, to stick around for what we’re sure will be a great redemption, or at least a spectacular breakdown," writes critic Hannah Weber. People falling in love ...

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 ...

Here is like nowhere: the grass gleams. Here is how it could be everywhere: voices soar, weaving into each other, you don’t ...

Struck by the tender intricacy of a spiderweb, Korean poet and playwright Yoo Heekyung contemplates presence and absence, ...

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: ...