Henry Hoke writes short books where character and absurdity make strange harmony together. Whether it’s in his short […]
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I would’ve been capable of violence, I know it, I was afraid of it. — Carl Jung Began […]
Black coffee is good. Even better if you also have a banana, because if you eat your banana […]
There was a War in Peace Studies. At the corner of his vision he saw the regional official, […]
Pierre Tilman is one of those artists, and rare friend, who one cannot describe properly. I hesitate to […]
The story begins the moment the Mother tells the Grandmother that there is going to be a baby: […]
With The Passenger Seat and Elegy, Southwest coming out within weeks of each other, minor lits decided to […]
The Circus Animals’ Conscription is a volume of so-called ‘popular history,’ delving into the ecological destruction caused in […]
Franzi reads Roland Barthes It’s 1998. The lecture has just ended and Franzi’s favourite professor asks her to […]
Quyên Nguyễn-Hoàng is the translator of Nguyễn Thanh Hiện’s Chronicles of a Village, first published by Penguin Southeast […]
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