Coming in the September Issue of WLT

Celebrating the First 10 Years of the NSK Neustadt Prize for Children’s Literature

featuring contributions from all six laureates and a retrospective by Kathy Neustadt

A Special Section on 21st Century Indigenous Literatures

featuring

• An introduction by Cherokee scholar Joshua Nelson
• Mongolian poetry plus an interview with translator Simon Wickham-Smith
• An essay by Shon Arieh-Lerer on recovery and discovery in Aboriginal literature, plus poems by Samuel Wagan Watson and Yvette Holt
• Charlotte Rogers interviews Milton Hatoum (Brazil)
• Fables by Ribka Sibhatu (Eritrea)
• Poetry in translation by Tóroddur Poulsen (Faroe Islands), Mikeas Sánchez (Mexico), and Yorgos Soukoulis (Greece)

plus

• Emily Hunt and David Shook’s interview with Roland Rugero (Burundi)
• J. Madison Davis on ten milestones of a decade in crime writing
• “The Nameless Saints,” an essay by Andrés Felipe Solano (Colombia)
• “Best Wishes,” a story by Antonio Tabucchi (Italy)
• Mark Kingwell’s essay on “The Ethics of Ethics and Literature”
• Maria Golia on “What to Read Now: Egypt”
• Sunmin Yoon on the contemporary soundscape of nomadic Mongolia
• A visit to Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and a new bookstore in Dallas, Texas
• And new books and book reviews spanning the globe