Anna Hernandez

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Anna Hernandez has lived in almost every region of the US and studied multiple languages in her BA. She was an Assistant English Teacher while living in Japan for a year, putting her undergrad Japanese classes to good use. Currently, she is a WLT intern, working on her MA in library and information science from the University of Oklahoma.

Humble Beginnings Make Solid Roots: A Conversation with Stanley Gazemba

September 11, 2017 Anna Hernandez
Stanley Gazemba was working as a gardener when his first book, The Stone Hills of Maragoli, was published and won the 2003 Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature, Kenya’s t…
Vive la République!: 14 French Words for Bastille Day

July 14, 2017 Anna Hernandez
Give credit where credit is due. Though this may be difficult to do if one does not know where to give said credit. Many modern languages spoken have roots in multiple other languages, English being…
Around the World in 88 Languages: A Conversation with Luis de Miranda

June 20, 2017 Anna Hernandez
Six years after its initial French publication, Luis de Miranda’s novella Who Killed the Poet? (Qui a tué le poète?) is being translated into English and multiple other language…
Five Poems for Poem in Your Pocket Day

April 26, 2017 Anna Hernandez
It’s that time of the year again, National Poetry Month! Poem in Your Pocket Day is April 27, and in celebration, we offer these five poems to read, share, and carry in your pocket for later as we ce…
Stratford, Ontario

May 2017
Anna Hernandez
Stratford Theatre. Photo by Richard Bain For half the year, the hamlet of Stratford, Ontario—named after the birthplace of William Shakespeare—is much like any other small North American town. But in…