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May 08, 2025 |Olga Zilberbourg
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May 07, 2025 |The Editors of WLT
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May 06, 2025 |Chibueze Darlington Anuonye
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April 25, 2025 |Kathryn Savage
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Why Plays Should Be Seen—and Read

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Affective Hierarchies: Viewer Bias and Female Suffering in Severance

April 15, 2025 |Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
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On Translation

A Reply to Wendy Call and Whitney DeVos

April 08, 2025 |Veronica Esposito
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On Translation

“Language as Refuge”: A Letter to the Editor

April 08, 2025 |Wendy Call, Whitney DeVos
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Four Chilean American Poems

April 07, 2025 |Marcelo Rioseco
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Who We Forget When We Talk about Irish Literature: Identity and Northern Irish Authors

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