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Editor's Pick, Essay Saturday, Literature
Other People’s Epiphanies
Reflecting on life and life’s lessons.
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Editor's Pick, Essay Saturday, Literature
Paper, Boy
Third place winner of The Art of Reflection Competition 2022
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Editor's Pick, Essay Saturday, Literature
An Innocent Moment
I guess dads were breakable after all.
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Editor's Pick, Essay Saturday, Literature
White Deer
How did he know the deer was a girl?
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Arts & Culture, Feature, Interviews, Literature
NATALIE MORRIS IN CONVERSATION
Natalie Morris talks about her debut book Mixed/Other
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Editor's Pick, Essay, Literature, Spring 2021: Japan Edition
NOVELS ABOUT TOKYO
Author Yu Miri surveys novels about Tokyo.
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Arts & Culture, Books, Literature
Stop calling Shuggie Bain ‘bleak’; it’s reality.
Shuggie Bain lays bare the reality of poverty and inequality in this moving debut
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Postcolonial Love Poems
In her second poetry collection, Natalie Diaz explores the conflict between violence and love, pleasure and pain, colonial genocide…..
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Arts & Culture, Books, Literature
Dima Alzayat’s Alligator and Other Stories
In Alligator and Other Stories, Dima Alzayat fuses factual events, from the lynching of a Syrian American man in 1920s Florida to the abduction of Etan Patz in 1970s New ...
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Literature
BOOK REVIEW: Vahni Capildeo’s “Skin Can Hold”
Vahni Capildeo’s Skin Can Hold bursts with ideas, electric with the joy of words. Capildeo is a writer enamoured with language, and her book offers up sextina, rondeau, motet, dialogue, ...
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Literature, Travel&Lifestyle
Book Review: Breasts and Eggs by Meiko Kawakami
Although a translation of her short novel Ms Ice Sandwich was brought out by Pushkin Press in 2017, Breasts and Eggs is the first full-length fiction by Mieko Kawakami to ...
Book Review: Night of the Long Goodbyes, by Erik Martiny
In Night of the Long Goodbyes, Erik Martiny takes us into a dystopian near-future. Set in the mid-21st century, Britain is in the grip of hyperpopulist post-Brexit politics.
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Book Review: Lake of Urine, by Guillermo Stitch
Read Litro’s interview with Guillermo Stitch.
Lake of Urine is original and absorbing, a mad whirly-gig romp through the lives of ...
Interview with Guillermo Stitch, author of Lake of Urine
Guillermo Stitch is the author of the award-winning novel, Literature™, and the novel, Lake of Urine: A Love Story.
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Book Review: El Llano in flames, by Juan Rulfo
Set in the years following the Mexican Revolution, El Llano in Flames is a collection of stark and violent short stories translated by Stephen Beechinor.
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Book Review:Only a Lodger . . . And Hardly That, by Vesna Main
Only a Lodger … And Hardly That. The title’s borrowed from the eighteenth-century writer and composer Charles Ignatius Sancho, who gained notoriety as the first British African eligible to vote ...
Books, Editor's Pick, Literature
Book Review: Corregidora, by Gayl Jones
“No novel about any black woman could ever be the same after this” – Toni Morrison.
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Book Review: The Heartsick Diaspora, by Elaine Chiew
The diversity of voices across the collection reflects not only Chiew’s talent, but perhaps also the long span of years over which they were written.
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Books, Editor's Pick, Literature
Book Review: Winter in Sokcho, by Elisa Shua Dusapin
But when the summer disappears, Sokcho empties of the commercial buzz; it loses the boost of transitory, touristy cash.
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Book Review: Shelf Life, by Livia Franchini
In the midst of the break-up, Ruth is charged with organising a hen party for her frenemy Alana, who within hours of Ruth’s split, announces her wedding. ...