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In November 2016—for the first time in the magazine’s 90-year history—the entire issue of World Literature Today is devoted to women writers, translators, and reviewers. Encompassing essays, fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and interviews spanning the globe, the assemblage of writers glimpses how an international, contemporary literary canon populated solely by women might look. The magazine’s review section also presents 34 books written and reviewed by women. In addition, the issue includes city profiles, reading lists, and global-culture features from female contributors. All told, the issue presents a “utopia of literary parity” from cover to cover.

Of Gatekeepers and Bedtime Stories

The Ongoing Struggle to Make Women’s Voices Heard.

10+ mins

The Most Important Way to Love and Peace Is Justice

A Conversation with Samar Yazbek.

10+ mins

Home

With Neil Young playing in the background, a New Zealand woman living in Australia recrosses the ocean over a game of Checkers.

4 mins

Crossed Paths

Wang Anyi traces Shanghai in map and memory as she revisits its lanes, a mental flâneur.

9 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.