No One Writes Back  is one of the ultimate WITMonth books. Why? I purchased it during the first ever WITMonth - August 2014, way way back in...

I don't know why I came into The Court Dancer  with both high expectations the sense that I wouldn't like the book at all. True, I...

Something that has happened more and more frequently to me in recent years is an odd tendency to start a book, be moderately disappointed ...

Pretty much everyone in the world of literature in translation has heard of The Vegetarian  (translated by Deborah Smith) by now. Rightly so...

Before I begin this review, it's important to note that I don't feel particularly qualified in reviewing a short story collection. S...

I read Ch'oe Yun's There a Petal Silently Falls  (a collection of three fairly not-short stories, tr. Bruce and Ju-Chan Fulton) on t...

This novella right here is one of the reasons I so strongly believe in having a dedicated Women in Translation month. The Hen Who Dreamed Sh...