M. Lynx Qualey is the founder of ArabLit.org, a website that brings together translators, authors, publishers, critics, academics, and readers around discussions of Arabic literature in translation. She works as a book critic, reader, editor, and ghostwriter. You can follow her at @arablit.
A list of nine Sudanese women writers whose writing breaks new ground, invents new forms, and is informative, enjoyable, and more.
In light of the 2019 Booker Prize tie between two books, here's one reader's thoughts on why literary prizes should not have co-winners
Get more global with your reading, thanks to the Best Asian Short Stories 2019 collection.
Talking about a few recent studies that have looked into language, books, and what those findings do and don't say about gender on the page.
On Muslim Impossible, a forum for reviewing fictional Muslim and Arab characters in books and media that are unbelievable, poorly-researched or prejudiced.
Since 2016, we've marked "World Kid Lit Month" each September, celebrating translations of children's literature into English.
We've found nine giveaways and six discounts from publishers, booksellers, and book groups to celebrate Women in Translation Month (#WiTMonth) this August.
A new lit festival set for next March is looking for support. Palestine Writes Back promises to be the first major fest ...
When Yasmine Seale's new translation of Aladdin was published last November, no author was listed on the cover. So, who wrote the Aladdin story?
Recently, publisher and German-to-English translator Cat Bergman asked for recommendations on where to find YA in translation. Adding tags this ...