The phenomenological condition of headlessness — that is, the absence of a head — has a curiously rich history in Western literature […]
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Ashet From the French assiette. The first time I hear the word ashet is in my mother’s kitchen. The word dances on my […]
I have just read Southeaster, a novel by the Argentine writer Haroldo Conti. For the translator, Jon Lindsay […]
And just like that, in the middle of a hallucinatory French winter, the colonel opens the door one […]
I recall that Susana once objected to the use of the phrase “fat cats” for big businessmen, because her love of cats prevented her from accepting any negative feline references, but I put my foot down and it stuck.
Lucio makes a sudden decision: he walks into a hairdresser’s – it’s half six in the afternoon – […]
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