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• Japan - Love Stories
• China - Love Stories
• Russia - Love Stories
• Iran - Love Stories
• Korea - Love Stories
• Love and Anti-Love Stories
• New Literature: Love Stories from Russia
• Love is International: Three Stories and a Poem
• Poem to the Tune "Pure Peace"
• Sharing
• Poems for Parting
• Love’s Labor
• Appointment in K City
• The Old Cicada
• Reunion
• Cavities and Kindness
• Where Have All the Sundays Gone?
• The Wondrous Deer of the Eternal Hunt
• "To kiss a forehead is to erase worry."
• Hello?
• Petroleum Venus
• The Fish
• Connection
• For the Love of the Books
• Dori and Jina
• I'll Be Right There
• The Cupboard with Strawberry Jam
• Genesis
• New Unit: Literature from Japan!
• Writing About Love and Its Opposite
• Congratulations to Jokha Alharthi and Marilyn Booth on this year's Man Booker Prize!
• About
• Purépecha Mother
• The Guest
• Things Elude Me
• The Story of a Homosexual: An Interview with Ni Dongxue
• Two Million People in the Square
• "Around the Globe": International Diversity in YA Writing Event at the NYPL
• The Apartment in Bab el-Louk
• Memories of Chernobyl
• Mrs. Saniya's Holiday
• Violence and Drug-Trafficking in Mexico
• Timid as a Mouse
• An Interview with Yan Lianke
• Proud Beggars
• The Egyptian Revolution Won’t be Fooled
• The Kiso Wayfarer
• Compos Mentis
• Director's Notes on "Sway"
• The Trapped Boy
• Walking the Keihin Factory Belt with Stuart Dybek
• Stance Dots
• The Last Picture Show
• Sentimental Education
• A Drifting Life
• Metamorphosis
• When My Wife Was A Shiitake
• Face
• Narcissus
• Do Not Tremble
• Once Upon a Swing
• Tetsu of the Yamanote Line
• Japan
• Chapatas and McDonald’s: International Writing about Food
• 10 International Stories in the First Person: True, fictional, graphic, and poetic
• A Joyous Love Poem to Celebrate the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
• Celebrating the Season with International Ghost Stories
• Russia
• Teaching About Translation: Tools and Resources
• Pears from Gudauty
• A Dream in Polar Fog
• The Bed
• The Only True Guide to Russia: Hidden Secrets Revealed
• The Stone Guest
• Leaving Home: New Russian Literature
• The Egyptian Tomb
• International Literature to Inspire Student Filmmakers
• In the Magazine: The Queer Issue!
• Milgrom
• The Golem in the Mirror
• My Story of Chess
• Arm Wrestling in Chebachinsk
• On the Moscow Metro and Being Gay
• An Uncoincidence, A Noncoincidence
• Fragments from the Dollmaker's Life
• Grandmother's Little Hut
• "It has to feel natural and spontaneous": an interview with translator Jesse Irwin
• In the Magazine: Mortada Gzar's "While He Was Sitting There"
• 11 Poems and Stories of Global Cities
• Iran
• Hunger
• 10 Global Tales of the Uncanny
• Ney Boulevard
• Piloting WWB Campus in New York City
• Finding Authentic Asian Children's Literature (from Asia)
• The Neighbor
• Encounter
• An Iranian Metamorphosis
• New Graphic Literature from Korea, Brazil, and Elsewhere
• Galileo
• Rahman's Story
• Green Sour Orange
• Like a Body Turned Inside Out
• Islam and Love: New Writing from Sweden
• New from Mozambique: The Poetry of Punctuation, and More
• How to be a Woman in Tehran
• Just Published: Lives of Muslim Girls and Women
• A Year Among the Boat People, My People
• 9 Classroom-ready Stories of LGBTQ+ Lives Around the World
• Just Published: Post-Apocalyptic Wales, Uyghur Poems, and More
• The Cleric and I
• New Audio: Muzaffar and Bananas and More
• East Central Europe in Translation: New Literature and Reportage
• Teaching Uyghur Poetry: Updated with breaking news
• Making Translation Visible
• Join our Spring Cohort of Global Educators!
• Global Graphic Lit to Fire Up Your Students This Winter
• Korea
• Wizard Bakery
• Injeolmi Rice Cakes
• The Vegetarian
• Tree of Kisses
• The Suit
• Growing Up Asian, Bullying, and a Park Bench
• Earning My Keep
• A Meal of Solitude for a Restless Heart
• Q&A with Salar Abdoh and Links from #LunchGlobally 3
• 6 Tales of Magic in Hard Times
• The Poem
• Start a Global Journey Here
• Read Iran with us this spring
• "Seeing" Translation
• Reading Out of the Closet: New Queer Voices from Korea
• “The Wellspring That Relieves My Thirst”: South Korean Author Kim Bi on Writing Queer Literature
• What's a "Carnival Life"?
• Nobel Prize–Winning Fiction for Tanzanian Independence Day
• Worlds Collide in a Haitian Chance Encounter
• 4 Global Stories of Book Bans, Censorship, and Freedom
• "Letter to Ukraine"
• 7 Groundbreaking Global Women Writers for Women's History Month
• "I, too, want to return the punch": 9 Inspiring Quotes by International Women Writers
• Shining, Rusty: Students' Multilingual Poems to the Statue of Liberty
• A Lens on Japan
• 9 Stories for Pride Month
• Teach for the NYC DOE? Join us for a free, credit-awarding summer seminar!
• Resources on Contemporary Guatemala
• Horses and Roses: A Central American Author Inspires Brooklyn Students
• New Here? Get started fast!
• 5 Great Readings for Banned Books Week
• Join Our Community of Global Educators!
• "I, too, want to return the punch": 10 Inspiring Quotes by International Women Writers
• 5 Great Poems and Stories for AAPI Heritage Month
• 11 Stories for Pride Month
• Our Top 6 Non-Required Summer Reads
• Start the School Year with a "Carnival"
• "Seeing" Translation
• 7 International Food Stories for Thanksgiving
• From Haiti, a Powerful Story of Disaster and Connection
• After Migration, the Search for Roots