World Literature Today’s November 2024 issue is bursting at the seams with more than three dozen book reviews plus lively culture essays, poetry, creative nonfiction, interviews, and fiction. Highlights include an interview with Argentine neogothic writer Mariana Enriquez on “ambivalent horror”; a conversation with Mahmoud Shukair on writing for the children of Palestine; and Finnish author Juhani Karila on the perils of visiting game land. Readers can also travel to Santorini and visit Boston’s Brattle Book Shop. With 80 pages of vibrant content, WLT’s latest issue remains your indispensable guide to the best in international literature and culture.
