In the March 2026 issue, World Literature Today continues its 100th year of continuous publication with a varia number that promises something for everyone—a wealth of essays, poetry, book reviews, creative nonfiction, fiction, interviews, a booklist, and more. Marquee features include US Poet Laureate Arthur Sze’s essay “Building Bridges—and Community—through Translation” and Chilean writer Catalina Infante Beovic’s story “A Nostalgia for Desire,” alongside translated work from Afghanistan, France, Honduras, Palestine, and Quebec. Reviews of new books by Salman Rushdie, Werner Herzog, Sener Ozmen, Cristina Rivera Garza, Maria Stepanova, and dozens more round out this international cornucopia.
