Adrian Duncan is a Berlin-based writer whose novels are often influenced by his upbringing in Ireland, as well […]
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I’ve been using bibliomancy to start my days. I pull a book at random and open it. Patricia […]
Patrick Autréaux is a French writer and physician whose most recent novel, Avenue des Amériques (Gallimard 2026) traces […]
As I pass through this middle space of the forestry forest and the railway, where the town has […]
Kinga Wyrzykowska is a French writer of Polish origin whose recent novel, Princesse was published in January by […]
Lisa Robertson’s Riverwork is a novel that traces the disappearance of a family member in tandem with the […]
Stu Hennigan’s debut novel Keshed is a dark, complex, and visceral exploration of class, belonging, addiction and fatherhood. […]
David Leo Rice’s The Squimbop Condition is in many ways a culmination, a capstone on one phase of […]
“He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind…” Dear Mother, I am often reminded of King […]
(He began, more or less:) I don’t know why I climbed into the night. Yes, I was young […]
