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Kate Briggs discusses her recent novel, The Long Form, and considers the parallels between translation and parenthood.

WWB's annual award for the promotion of international literature will be awarded to M. Lynx Qualey, founder of ArabLit, in 2024.

Music producer Michael Eaton says more songs with singer Sydney Salmon are in the works, and may be released in the late summer. The two collaborated on Trees, which came out last year, and Oh Lord. “Sydney an’ I have been talking about some new things an’ di discussions are good. There is a good chance of something happening later this year,” Eaton told Observer Online. The Staten Island, New...

This grant aims to support early-career translators seeking to bring international work into the English-language marketplace.

Both well-known and obscure authors can have a significant impact on students’ worldviews. These literary voices encourage critical thinking by

A 2021 Guggenheim fellow, Edward Gauvin has translated in various fields from film to fiction, with a personal focus on contemporary comics (BD) and post-Surrealist literatures of the fantastic.

Read about the magazine publishing writers from around the world in the New York Times, Los Angeles Review of Books, Publishers Weekly, more.

WWB's editorial fellow, Alexander Aguayo, on growing up bilingual in California, living in Madrid, and what he's currently listening to.

Words Without Borders' 20th Anniversary Gala will affirm the urgency of engaging with the world’s literary voices.

Words Without Borders is pleased to announce the election of two new members to its Board: Chantal Restivo-Alessi and Wim Vanderhoof.