Volume 88 No. 1 January 2014

The January 2014 issue of WLT showcases the life and work of Naomi Shihab Nye, winner of the 2013 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children’s Literature, and “Classics Rekindled,” a special section featuring six writers who nurture the flame of literary tradition. Other highlights include Nahuatl poetry, Catalan fiction, Caribbean theater, and Haitian Creole creative nonfiction. And as always, don’t miss the wealth of new books and book reviews from around the globe.

Table of Contents

2013 NSK Neustadt Laureate Naomi Shihab Nye

In Every Issue

  • What She Laughingly Calls Her Career: Susan Moody on Thirty Years of Writing (and Almost as Many Books)
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Fiction

Interviews

  • “”A Place for the Creative Imagination as Never Before” David Edgecombe on Theater, Film, and New Media in the Caribbean” by Erika J. Waters
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Essays

Poetry

Classics Rekindled

  • INTERVIEW “Ancient Words, Modern Words A Conversation with Anne Carson” by Peter Constantine
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  • CREATIVE NONFICTION The most burning part of you remaining: your torment” by Jean-Paul Michel
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  • POETRY “Ex-voto” by Jean-Paul Michel
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  • POETRY “Rotator Cuff Vortex” by Lucia Perillo
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  • ESSAY “Innocents Aloud” by Francesca Segal
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  • POETRY “A Poet Was Here” by Sylva Fischerová
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  • POETRY “In Lands Imagination Favors” by Don Schofield
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  • WEB EXCLUSIVE
    The Persistence of Romanticism in World Literature
    by William Black
  • BOOK REVIEW WEB EXCLUSIVE
    A Garden of Forking Paths
    by Frederick Turner

BOOK REVIEWS