Last week, I wrote about accessibility and availability for books by women writers in translation . There, I mostly focused on the sorts of ...

I first learned of Tanella Boni through A Rain of Words , which I finally reviewed earlier this month. Boni's poems jumped out at me eno...

There's been an interesting recurring question that's come up since I published  my personal WITMonth plans , in which I announced m...

Last year, I wrote about a book called " Lives of Three Generations of Bedouin Women " by a Bedouin-Israeli writer Nuzha Allassad-...

Last year's big WITMonth project was the 100 Best WIT . Together, readers from around the world sent in their favorite books by women wr...

In brief: Dunya Mikhail's The War Works Hard   (translated from Arabic by Elizabeth Winslow) is a good book that was one of the more inc...

A topic I've found myself thinking about a lot over the past year is accessibility. Accessibility can mean a lot of different things, fr...

I'll admit, I was somewhat surprised and disappointed by Beyond Babylon . Igiaba Scego's book (tr. from Italian by Aaron Robertson) ...

It was not easy compiling this year's 50 Day Countdown. Last year, I set myself what seemed like an impossible challenge: I wanted to hi...

I was surprised to realize I never reviewed this collection. I was certain - certain!  - that I must have reviewed it last year. Did I simpl...

When I first started hosting WITMonth back in 2014 - before the @read_WIT Twitter account, before the @readWIT Instagram account, before pub...

It wouldn't surprise me if you missed the publication of Frieda Ekotto's Don't Whisper Too Much / Portrait of a Young Artiste fr...

Hello everyone! It's August and so it's that wonderful time of year I start talking a whole lot about WITMonth. But what exactly is ...

Happy August, happy WITMonth!!! As always, it's such a joy to kick off the month seeing everyone's book posts and excitement and lov...

August approaches. Like in previous years, I am currently working on a "New Releases" reading list. If you know of any title by a...