“The Wellspring That Relieves My Thirst”: South Korean Author Kim Bi on Writing Queer Literature
Posted on August 09, 2021
5 International Readings on Racism and Stereotypes
Posted on June 17, 2021
More than a year after George Floyd's death at the hands of police, and during a time of heightened anti-Asian rhetoric and violence, racism continues to make headlines here in the US.
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:
"Learn until you're old:" 10 Chinese Idioms for AAPI Heritage Month
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.
Missed #LunchGlobally with Groundbreaking Iranian Writers? Here's the video!
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.