Volume 95 No. 2 Spring 2021

World Literature Today’s spring issue, “Redreaming Dreamland,” gathers the work of 21 writers and artists reflecting on the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, including Patricia Smith, Joy Harjo, Jewell Parker Rhodes, and Tracy K. Smith. Additional highlights in the issue include a special section on Chinese migrant workers’ literature; an essay on how Giannina Braschi’s work keeps “popping up” in pop culture; fiction from Belarus and Iraq; plus reviews of new books by Najwan Darwish, Cixin Liu, Olga Tokarczuk, and dozens more. With this latest issue, WLT remains your indispensable guide to the best in contemporary international literature. Cover art by Greenwood Art Project artist Ebony Iman Dallas.

 

Table of Contents

Varia

Fiction

Essays

Culture

Poetry

Chinese Migrant Workers’ Literature

Redreaming Dreamland: 21 Writers & Artists Reflect on the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial

Interviews

BOOK REVIEWS

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