
10 Dystopian Novels in Translation
In these books, worlds themselves are the agents of change and wielders of power
In these books, worlds themselves are the agents of change and wielders of power
Dias Novita Wuri, author of "Birth Canal" recommends Nusantara fiction that shines a light on the taboo
Mia Spangenberg, translator of Pirkko Saisio’s cult classic “The Red Book of Farewells,” recommends Finnish literary fiction you won’t soon forget
Gina Apostol’s novel “La Tercera” blurs the line between traitors and heroes to ask hard questions about complicity
Nan Cohen reconsiders Disney’s sanitized film version of Felix Salten’s classic novel
Nasim Marashi, author of "I'll Be Strong for You", recommends Persian literature set in Iran
My work as a translator and my hobby as a puzzle-maker share an understanding of language as a space for play
Nicola DeRobertis-Theye, author of "The Vietri Project," recommends books that take place against an ominous political background
Instead of books written in colonial English, try these works that originated in one of India's 22 other languages
Rogue translators have bedeviled authors from Ben Franklin to Dan Brown