Islam and Love: New Writing from Sweden
Posted on March 20, 2019
We are a problem.
An interruption.
We don’t belong here…
Join us March 7th for a Global Lit Twitter Chat
Posted on March 01, 2019
What does the phrase "global literature" mean to you?
A Snake on Social Media: New Literature from Iran
Posted on February 27, 2019
We're proud to announce the first English-language publication of Aliyeh Ataei's "Galileo," a story about an Afghan exotic-pet salesman in Tehran, as part of our new collection of literature from Iran. Plagued by loneliness and tired of living "on the margins" of Iranian society, the story's protagonist finds himself getting increasingly wrapped up in an online group of rich Iranians---but do they only like him for his python photos?
Zombies and Love in the New Millennium: Novels from China
Posted on February 13, 2019
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.