Fascism Advisory in Effect
Trump’s “America First” policies have given a “new wind of support” to Greece’s fascist Golden Dawn party. Take heed.
"For a long time now I haven't been I."
— Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet
Trump’s “America First” policies have given a “new wind of support” to Greece’s fascist Golden Dawn party. Take heed.
Elle Kurancid, Marios LolosFeb 9, 2018
Nationalist parties used to be verboten in Germany, but not anymore. Their favorite targets: career women and the city of Berlin.
Timothy WrightFeb 9, 2018
Could Verónica Gerber Bicecci’s cleverly fragmented novel “Empty Set” be an antidote to narrative despair?
Lisa FetchkoFeb 7, 2018
Mariam Rahmani on the pleasures and disappointments of Camille Henrot’s “Days Are Dogs.”
Mariam RahmaniFeb 4, 2018
Melynda Fuller reviews Eileen Chang's "Little Reunions," recently rereleased by NYRB Classics.
Melynda FullerFeb 3, 2018
Translating a famous American crime into a French fiction.
Sara KippurFeb 2, 2018
The precarious life of Afghan refugees in Turkey.
Fattah Lemar Rabiei, Helen MackreathJan 30, 2018
Eileen Battersby is ravished by “Belladonna,” a new novel by Croatian writer Daša Drndić, translated by Celia Hawkesworth.
Eileen BattersbyJan 29, 2018
"The Future Is History" is not just a journalistic account of Russia's national collapse. It’s also a profoundly novelistic account.
Nicholas CannariatoJan 28, 2018
Is Karl Ove Knausgaard’s literary sincerity a balm for those dealing with democratic turmoil?
Frederick WasserJan 25, 2018
Adam Johnson and Krys Lee discuss writing fiction about North Korea.
Adam Johnson, Krys LeeJan 25, 2018
ko ko thett brings us another New Year’s letter from Jet Ni.
Jet NiJan 22, 2018