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The Hand Claps
Rosie Stockton and Rachel Rabbit White in conversation, followed by a series of poems by the pair....
LARB LIT
The Hand Claps
Rosie Stockton and Rachel Rabbit White in conversation, followed by a series of poems by the pair....
LARB LIT
Dog Days: An Interview with Mo Rocca
José Vergara speaks to Mo Rocca, writer for “Wishbone,” about turning classics into a children’s television series starring a dog....
TELEVISION
A Referendum on Nostalgia: On Georgi Gospodinov’s “Time Shelter”
Cory Oldweiler reviews Bulgarian author Georgi Gospodinov’s novel “Time Shelter,” translated by Angela Rodel....
Ottessa Moshfegh’s “Lapvona”
Author Ottessa Moshfegh returns to speak to Kate Wolf about her latest novel, “Lapvona.”...
Where the Sagebrush Grows
Brittany Bronson considers John M. Glionna’s collection of essays about rural Nevada....
Foundations of Solidarity: A Conversation with Yasmin El-Rifae
Helen Mackreath talks with Egyptian author and activist Yasmin El-Rifae about her new book, “Radius: A Story of Feminist Revolution.”...
Foundations of Solidarity: A Conversation with Yasmin El-Rifae
Helen Mackreath talks with Egyptian author and activist Yasmin El-Rifae about her new book, “Radius: A Story of Feminist Revolution.”...
AROUND THE WORLD
The American Girl and the “Boy from Shobrakheit”: On Noor Naga’s “If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English”
Ian Ross Singleton turns his ear to “If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English,” a new novel by Noor Naga....
FICTION
The Bad Mexicans of the Mexican Revolution
Ximena Delgado finds much that is good in “Bad Mexicans: Race, Empire & Revolution in the Borderlands” by Kelly Lytle Hernández....
HISTORY
As If It Were True: An Interview with Richard Kearney
Matthew Clemente peels open a conversation with Kearney like the skin of a clementine....
PHILOSOPHY & CRITICAL THEORY
Medieval Times: On Ottessa Moshfegh’s “Lapvona”
Francesca Billington on the house that Ottessa Moshfegh built....
FICTION