Interview with Chinese diaspora writer Zhang Lijia about writing about China in a foreign language and identity issues in a global literary space.

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In early January, faculty and students attended the Linguistic Society of America annual meeting in Philadelphia, ...

Jasmine Lowell, who is the international education coordinator with the Fried Center for Global Engagement at Hope College, ...

This year’s Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is to showcase 10 English-language versions of Taiwanese books curated by the ...

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In celebration of global connections, students explored language, culture and community during a collaborative event hosted ...

Belatedly translated into English, the veteran author has been International Booker-shortlisted for her illuminating short-story collection ...

Those who know him best say Ahmed Hassanein isn’t close to reaching his full potential, even as he stands to possibly make ...