Reading Out of the Closet: New Queer Voices from Korea
Posted on June 08, 2021

In a moving essay about translating the Korean lesbian love story "Genesis," Anton Hur writes:
Posted on June 08, 2021

In a moving essay about translating the Korean lesbian love story "Genesis," Anton Hur writes:
Posted on May 24, 2021

Pop quiz: What does the Chinese idiom "Nine cows and one strand of hair" mean? If you don't yet know, you're not alone—non-English cultures can sometimes get short shrift in U.S. schools, but that is slowly beginning to change.
Posted on May 24, 2021

If you've ever wondered what it takes to be a writer, or asked yourself what life in Iran is really like, you won't want to miss the video below. A few weeks ago, the authors and translators Habibe Jafarian and Salar Abdoh took part in a #LunchGlobally session with WWB Campus and educators from across the country.
Posted on May 17, 2021

"And to think I swore I’d stay out of trouble on this side of the world," reflects Liberio, the wry, profane teenage narrator of Aura Xilonen's prize-winning Mexican novel The Gringo Champion. Liberio, an undocumented migrant farm worker, has the honesty and desperation of J.D Salinger's Holden Caulfield, but without Holden's aura of privilege.
Posted on May 12, 2021
A poem about a film about a boy diver in the Philippines . . .This month, the U.S. is celebrating Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage. Here are 5 short, engaging online readings to launch an exploration: