WITMonth Day 26 - More places on the internet

August is starting to wind down, the air is cooling, the mosquitoes are receding, and it's time to see what else has been happening throughout the month (see previous post here):

• Columbia University Press has a post up from translator Esther Allen in honor of WITMonth, profiling early woman translator Eleanor Marx
• Bentobox Magazine has an on-point review of Yoko Ogawa's Revenge
• Paper Republic has been publishing free short stories by Chinese women writers all throughout WITMonth
• Flavorwire has written up a list of 22 women writers in translation they feel every reader ought to know 
• Loads of bloggers have been actively involved in WITMonth, over at: roughghosts, the Book Binder's Daughter, Winston's Dad, David's Book World, the Globally Curious, Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings, Emerald City Book Review, Eiger Moench & Jungfrau, 1streading, the Writes of Woman, From First Page to Last, BookSexy Review, HeavenAli, JaquiWine, My Carved Words, and so many others I can't list here! (Or don't yet know about, feel free to say hi!)

And as always... #WITMonth on Twitter is active as ever, join us as we wrap up the month!