The Queens of Sarmiento Park opens at the end of the 1990s with a scene in Sarmiento Park, […]
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It’s not appropriate to call the most recent Booker Prize-winning novel ‘minor’ literature, but it’s only thanks to […]
In 2011, having finished my studies and with little idea what to do next, I left for South […]
That which is “[h]alf obliterated by plague then resurrected by riot” (132) is the central theme of Hannah […]
It would open with a formulated flourish… Thus begins [Title] by [name of author], insofar as it can […]
Splendor is never simple.It comes to lightWhen the 1000 thingsGrate against the soul….Splendor only occursWhen each of the […]
Twentieth-century American poet Hyam Plutzik is perhaps not as well known as many of his colleagues. But Miami-based […]
Aida Moradi Ahani is far from the archetypal Iranian author. Unlike many of her fellow writers who adamantly […]
Writer’s guides occupy a precipitous vantage. By some, they’re assumed to be the how-to manuals, the instruction booklets […]
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