Volume 99 No. 6 November 2025
In its November 2025 issue, World Literature Today showcases World Lit in the Age of AI with striking cover art by Sasha Stiles and an essay about her ongoing poem-in-residence project at MoMA. The rest of the AI special section gathers a thought-provoking mix of essays, fiction, creative nonfiction, and an interview. Further highlights include Carol Rose Little’s moving essay on courtroom interpreting at the US–Mexico border; creative nonfiction by Ha-yun Jung and Gabeba Baderoon; and poetry by Mónica Ojeda. Additional essays, poetry, interviews, and a “healing fiction” booklist round out the issue, and with more than thirty reviews offering a global roundup of the best new books, the November issue is your perfect companion to a round-the-world reading tour.
