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Marilyn Nelson, winner of the 2017 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children’s Literature, headlines the March 2018 issue ofWorld Literature Today with a reflective essay on her life’s work as a poet and the strands of “social justice and simple beauty” in her writing. The issue also includes a special section devoted to Philippine-American lit, guest-edited by Joseph O. Legaspi; interviews with Kathleen Rooney and Hannah Lowe; verse from Algeria, Turkey, and the Faroe Islands; and much more. As always, dozens of book reviews and recommended books round out the issue, along with “5 Binge-worthy Podcasts for Lit Lovers.”

The Person And The Personal

The Person And The Personal

2 mins

On Home, Belongingness, And Multicultural Britain

A Conversation with Hannah Lowe

10+ mins

I Have The Right To Be A Stranger

I Have The Right To Be A Stranger

3 mins

Four Poems

Four Poems

1 min

Trout Fishing In Tehran

On the fiftieth anniversary of Richard Brautigan’s Trout Fishing in America, an Iranian writer (and devoted Brautigan reader) considers how he, perhaps even more than other Beat writers, achieved a wide readership in Tehran.

5 mins

Who Is Speaking

Our dream paths cross and come to nothing buried in heretic fog Impenetrable silence burns in your eyes Even speaking you stay silent – Anise Koltz, Un monde de pierres

4 mins

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World Literature Today Magazine Description:

Your passport to great reading. Each issue of World Literature Today delivers book reviews, fiction, poetry, interviews, and essays by the best new writers from across the globe. Now in its 90th year of continuous publication, World Literature Today has won dozens of awards including most recently the Apex Award for Excellence and Annual Gold Ink Award.