With this post we welcome Dr. Sinéad Moriarty of Trinity College, Dublin and University of Roehampton, London, to outline her study of...

Children’s play, children’s imagination, children’s literature – these are perhaps some of the last spaces that most people associate...

Motivations In the light of #blacklivesmatter, Maha El Hissy @mahaelhissy, Assistant Professor of German Literature at the University of...

This month the International Committee welcomes Dr. Sandra Dinter of Friedrich-Alexander University who discusses the inspiration and...

In 1847 a Pacific Islander named Kiro arrived at London’s West India docks, having travelled from his home in the Cook Islands with the...

For this post, we invite back translator Olga Bukhina who shares her fascinating account of Samizdat children's literature--part of the...

This post is the final post of a three part series in which Perry Nodelman discusses the Chinese translation of his seminal text Words...

This post is part two of a three part series in which Perry Nodelman discusses the Chinese translation of his seminal text Words about...

I wrote this book: I wrote it—but I can’t read it. What I can read is the book it is a translation of: Seeing this new translation gave...

EDITED: I have updated the language of this post after a few comments made me aware that the words “tolerance” and “lifestyle” are...