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• Celebrate Women in Translation Month with 7 Global Stories
• 11 Women's Stories for International Women's Day
• TODAY at 5 pm ET, #TeaGlobally With Manga Translator Jocelyne Allen
• 9 Global Women's Stories for Women's History Month
• Missed #LunchGlobally with Groundbreaking Iranian Writers? Here's the video!
• "None of Your Business" on Mango Street: Linking Global Women's Voices
• And the Nobel Prize in Literature Goes To . . . Han Kang!
• Amina
• 7 Complex Female Characters in International Literature
• "To kiss a forehead is to erase worry."
• Celebrate International Women's Day with International Literature by Women
• Join Us for "Noodling in New York," Monday, May 18th, 1 pm Eastern
• My Madre, Pure as Cumulous Clouds
• A Failed Journey
• The Guest
• Sleepless Homeland
• Things Elude Me
• It’s a Chick, Not a Dog
• Death Fugue
• The Apartment in Bab el-Louk
• Love’s Labor
• The Old Cicada
• An Interview with Yan Lianke
• Sometimes Wisdom Possesses Me
• The Egyptian Revolution Won’t be Fooled
• Spirit Summoning, Part I
• The Hole in the Garden, Part I
• Cavities and Kindness
• Where Have All the Sundays Gone?
• Director's Notes on "Sway"
• Sentimental Education
• Metamorphosis
• Face
• Do Not Tremble
• The Wondrous Deer of the Eternal Hunt
• Pears from Gudauty
• The Egyptian Tomb
• The Gringo Champion
• Milgrom
• The Golem in the Mirror
• An Uncoincidence, A Noncoincidence
• In the magazine: Amina Saïd's Border-Defying Poetry
• Dalit Identity and the Ivy League
• Encounter
• Elegy
• How to be a Woman in Tehran
• New Poems that Go "Beyond the Headlines" in Rojava
• Dori and Jina
• Grass
• 6 Tales of Magic in Hard Times
• What's a "Carnival Life"?
• Resilience in Puerto Rico: A great story and a chance to meet the author
• A (Very) Modern Cinderella Story, from Cuba
• "Proud to be a Woman:" Meet Caribbean Poet Suzanne Dracius
• Start the School Year with a "Carnival"
• After Migration, the Search for Roots
• Purépecha Mother
• Egypt
• For Educators
• Violence and Drug-Trafficking in Mexico
• Riverwilt
• The Memory
• The Farside
• When My Wife Was A Shiitake
• Narcissus
• Once Upon a Swing
• Russia
• The Stone Guest
• None of Your Business
• On the Moscow Metro and Being Gay
• Unity of Form
• Slaves of Moscow
• In the Magazine: A Trial and a Tongue
• Iran
• Ney Boulevard
• The Neighbor
• I Pity the Garden
• Galileo
• Rahman's Story
• Green Sour Orange
• Like a Body Turned Inside Out
• Islam and Love: New Writing from Sweden
• Just Published: Lives of Muslim Girls and Women
• A Year Among the Boat People, My People
• Congratulations to Jokha Alharthi and Marilyn Booth on this year's Man Booker Prize!
• 9 Great Personal Essays for Fall
• New from the Philippines: Film, Identity, and Representation
• Connection
• Korea
• Wizard Bakery
• The Vegetarian
• Ascending Scales
• Tree of Kisses
• I'll Be Right There
• The Cupboard with Strawberry Jam
• Genesis
• A Meal of Solitude for a Restless Heart
• Garden of My Childhood
• Navigating a Highly Visual World: The Importance of Helping Students Analyze Global Graphic Fiction
• How to be a Woman in Tehran: Sample Lesson Plan
• “The Wellspring That Relieves My Thirst”: South Korean Author Kim Bi on Writing Queer Literature
• "We just are who we are": A Puerto Rican story of identity, plus an author video!
• 7 Groundbreaking Global Women Writers for Women's History Month
• Come work with us!
• Amina Saïd's Border-Defying Poetry
• Looking at Translation with a Dominican “Marilyn Monroe”
• From Haiti, a Powerful Story of Disaster and Connection
• New Student Writing: "No Longer La Reina de la Casa"