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The Language of the Misfit: On Oğuz Atay’s “The Disconnected”
A great Turkish cult novel of the early ’70s is available in English translation (sort of)....
AROUND THE WORLD
FICTION
Helen Mackreath
Helen Mackreath is the Middle East Correspondent for the Los Angeles Review of Books based in Istanbul, previously in Beirut and the West Bank. She is currently researching issues relating to Syrian refugee governance in Turkey.
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Pay Attention: On Carolyn Forché’s “What You Have Heard Is True”
AROUND THE WORLD
MEMOIR & ESSAY
POETRY
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