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The latest reviews of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, interviews with authors, and original stories, poems, and lyrical essays.
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Of Poets and Critics: A Conversation Between Anahid Nersessian and Michael Robbins
Anahid Nersessian talks with Michael Robbins about what the last year has taught us....
Of Poets and Critics: A Conversation Between Anahid Nersessian and Michael Robbins
Anahid Nersessian talks with Michael Robbins about what the last year has taught us....
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The Black Performance of Literary Quiet: A Conversation with Hanif Abdurraqib
The celebrated poet and essayist discusses his inspirations and the power of improvisation....
The Black Performance of Literary Quiet: A Conversation with Hanif Abdurraqib
The celebrated poet and essayist discusses his inspirations and the power of improvisation....
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Grief Is Never Finished: A Conversation with María José Ferrada
The award-winning children’s author discusses her first adult novel about the legacy of the disappeared in Chile....
Grief Is Never Finished: A Conversation with María José Ferrada
The award-winning children’s author discusses her first adult novel about the legacy of the disappeared in Chile....
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My Palestinian Poem that “The New Yorker” Wouldn’t Publish
In May 2021 the poems I wrote came to me, and I received them — in Bergsonian durée, between ruptured continuity and continuous rupture, similar to the replication of two DNA strands running in opposite directions. I was reproducing life.” ...
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My Palestinian Poem that “The New Yorker” Wouldn’t Publish
In May 2021 the poems I wrote came to me, and I received them — in Bergsonian durée, between ruptured continuity and continuous rupture, similar to the replication of two DNA strands running in opposite directions. I was reproducing life.” ...
Jun 7
My Palestinian Poem that “The New Yorker” Wouldn’t Publish
In May 2021 the poems I wrote came to me, and I received them — in Bergsonian durée, between ruptured continuity and continuous rupture, similar to the replication of two DNA strands running in opposite directions. I was reproducing life.” ...
My Palestinian Poem that “The New Yorker” Wouldn’t Publish
In May 2021 the poems I wrote came to me, and I received them — in Bergsonian durée, between ruptured continuity and continuous rupture, similar to the replication of two DNA strands running in opposite directions. I was reproducing life.” ...
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“Glittering Silver Trails”: On Deborah Warren’s “Connoisseurs of Worms”
A. E. Stallings relishes “Connoisseurs of Worms” by Deborah Warren, a collection of poems that “starts small and ends with the panoramic sweep.”...
“Glittering Silver Trails”: On Deborah Warren’s “Connoisseurs of Worms”
A. E. Stallings relishes “Connoisseurs of Worms” by Deborah Warren, a collection of poems that “starts small and ends with the panoramic sweep.”...
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“For the Motherla-a”: On Maria Bloshteyn’s “Russia is Burning” and Konstanin Simonov’s “Wait for Me”
Amelia Glaser explores the Soviet poetic legacy of World War II though Maria Bloshteyn’s “Russia is Burning” and Konstantin Simonov’s selected poems, “Wait for Me.”...
“For the Motherla-a”: On Maria Bloshteyn’s “Russia is Burning” and Konstanin Simonov’s “Wait for Me”
Amelia Glaser explores the Soviet poetic legacy of World War II though Maria Bloshteyn’s “Russia is Burning” and Konstantin Simonov’s selected poems, “Wait for Me.”...
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Fascinated by Synchronicities: A Conversation through Tarot with Elissa Washuta
A conversation, in the form of a tarot reading, with Elissa Washuta, author of the essay collection “White Magic.”...
Fascinated by Synchronicities: A Conversation through Tarot with Elissa Washuta
A conversation, in the form of a tarot reading, with Elissa Washuta, author of the essay collection “White Magic.”...
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The Knotty Problem of Race in Three New German Novels
Debut novels by Sharon Dodua Otoo, Mithu Sanyal, and Hengameh Yaghoobifarah explore the problematic terrain of race in German literary culture....
The Knotty Problem of Race in Three New German Novels
Debut novels by Sharon Dodua Otoo, Mithu Sanyal, and Hengameh Yaghoobifarah explore the problematic terrain of race in German literary culture....
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How to Be a Medieval Woman: On Mary Sharratt’s “Revelations”
Mary Sharratt’s historical novel about Margery Kempe is engaging but marred by anachronism....
How to Be a Medieval Woman: On Mary Sharratt’s “Revelations”
Mary Sharratt’s historical novel about Margery Kempe is engaging but marred by anachronism....
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My Own Desert Places: On “The Letters of Robert Frost, Volume 3: 1929–1936”
Gregory Dowling reads the third volume of the collected letters of Robert Frost....
My Own Desert Places: On “The Letters of Robert Frost, Volume 3: 1929–1936”
Gregory Dowling reads the third volume of the collected letters of Robert Frost....
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Prisoners of the Page: On Myron Brinig’s “The Flutter of an Eyelid”
Woody Haut wanders into the apocalyptic world of “The Flutter of an Eyelid,” a satirical novel by Myron Brinig from 1933, republished last year....
Prisoners of the Page: On Myron Brinig’s “The Flutter of an Eyelid”
Woody Haut wanders into the apocalyptic world of “The Flutter of an Eyelid,” a satirical novel by Myron Brinig from 1933, republished last year....
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The So-Called Greatest Country in the World
A hilarious satire about a mail-order-bride service, a stolen Egon Schiele painting, and an epic collision between the worlds of Santa Barbara and Moldova....
The So-Called Greatest Country in the World
A hilarious satire about a mail-order-bride service, a stolen Egon Schiele painting, and an epic collision between the worlds of Santa Barbara and Moldova....
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The Ongoing Nakba and the Grammar of History
Shir Alon considers what Adania Shibli's "Minor Detail" and the work of Saidiya Hartman share....
The Ongoing Nakba and the Grammar of History
Shir Alon considers what Adania Shibli's "Minor Detail" and the work of Saidiya Hartman share....
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Before “Migrant Mother”
A novel of Dorothea Lange’s formative years in San Francisco, before she went on the road....
Before “Migrant Mother”
A novel of Dorothea Lange’s formative years in San Francisco, before she went on the road....
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No Easy Way Out: On Walter Mosley’s “Blood Grove”
Alex Genty-Waksberg reviews “Blood Grove,” Walter Mosley’s first Easy Rawlins novel in five years....
No Easy Way Out: On Walter Mosley’s “Blood Grove”
Alex Genty-Waksberg reviews “Blood Grove,” Walter Mosley’s first Easy Rawlins novel in five years....
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