An essay by Kent Kosack exploring this moment and Dorthe Nors’s short story collection Wild Swims.
Carlos Fonseca’s second novel, Natural History (translated from Spanish by Megan McDowell), is woven around multiple stories: fiction […]
Though always friendly and forthcoming on Twitter, where he can be found posting farcical scenarios, eccentric titbits and […]
CHAPTER 17 Agon established, the narrative begins its initial thrust. After the fact. It is another flashback, but […]
Chiwan Choi is a poet, editor and raconteur who skillfully glides between the world of words and ghosts. […]
Back on dry land Ahab rids himself of salt and of his wooden leg He gets his wooden […]
For almost twenty-five years Éditions Verticales have been publishing the best in contemporary French fiction, with a list […]
In his last year of treating patients, my father, a 78-year-old pediatric infectious disease doctor, found a toilet […]
Habib William Kherbek is a journalist and the author of several novels and poetry collections. Described as ‘one […]
In 1971 Ivan Illich published his most influential book, Deschooling Society. For Illich, ‘deschooled society’ should be based […]
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