The Humiliation of No Longer Being Desired: Nathalie Léger’s Investigations of Abandonment
Nathan Scott McNamara considers Nathalie Léger's "The White Dress," out now from Dorothy in a translation by Natasha Lehrer.
"Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't." — Mark Twain
Nathan Scott McNamara considers Nathalie Léger's "The White Dress," out now from Dorothy in a translation by Natasha Lehrer.
Nathan Scott McNamaraDec 6, 2020
Shane Anderson reviews Rainald Goetz’s “Rave” (1998), recently translated from German to English by Adrian Nathan West.
Shane AndersonDec 4, 2020
Lawrence Venuti resurrects the fantastic tales of Iginio Ugo Tarchetti.
Lawrence VenutiDec 4, 2020
Elliot Schiff talks with Laura van den Berg about her new short story collection, “I Hold a Wolf by the Ears.”
Elliot SchiffDec 3, 2020
Cornel Bonca contends with "The Silence," the latest novel from Don DeLillo.
Cornel BoncaDec 1, 2020
Natasha Hakimi Zapata unravels Ali Smith’s Seasonal Quartet series as a framework for confronting the perils of Brexit and COVID-19.
Natasha Hakimi ZapataNov 30, 2020
Meredith Maran interviews author Christina Baker Kline about life after her first best seller.
Meredith MaranNov 29, 2020
Samuel Liu appreciates the Soviet-era author Andrei Platonov, who “deforms language to match the contortion of his emotional need.”
Samuel LiuNov 28, 2020
Corinne Manning talks to writer Nancy Jooyoun Kim about her debut novel, "The Last Story of Mina Lee."
Corinne ManningNov 25, 2020
Randy Rosenthal reviews Hari Kunzru's latest novel, "Red Pill."
Randy RosenthalNov 18, 2020
Elena Sheppard reviews Rumaan Alam's new novel, "Leave the World Behind."
Elena SheppardNov 17, 2020
LARB presents the special election installment of “Real Life Rock Top 10,” a monthly column by cultural critic Greil Marcus.
Greil MarcusNov 16, 2020