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Zombies and Love in the New Millennium: Novels from China

Posted on February 13, 2019

Yan Lianke, one of the authors featured in WWB Campus's China collection, has a new novel out. By Georges Seguin, 2010.

The online magazine Paper Republic recently published a list of newly translated Chinese novels, a diverse and exciting group. Among them are several works from authors on WWB Campus:

New Graphic Literature from Korea, Brazil, and Elsewhere

Posted on February 01, 2019

This month, the magazine Words Without Borders is publishing its eighth annual collection of international graphic literature. Among the offerings is a true story of a harrowing girlhood in Korea and a depiction of a "A Love-Hate Relationship" with a Brazilian city.

Love is International: Three Stories and a Poem

Posted on January 30, 2019

Graffiti art of two cartoon characters kissing. By Brieuc Saffré, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr.

With Valentine's Day approaching, we've assembled four of our favorite short, love-themed literary works:

Inspire Students with a Writing Competition from Korea

Posted on January 19, 2019

Yi Mun-yol, one of the authors featured in the competition. By Marco Del Corona, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Are you interested in introducing your students to Korea's rich cultural and literary traditions? An upcoming literary competition provides the perfect opportunity.

NEA Grants: Travel and Study for Global Educators

Posted on January 04, 2019

Open passport, with stamps from Egypt and elsewhere. By Jonathan Khoo, 2008.

Interested in developing your global expertise? The National Education Association is awarding grants of $2,000 and $5,000 to educators and support professionals in public schools, colleges, and universities. The grants can support: