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Go shoppingIn our Arts & Culture section, Litro explores the intersections between arts and culture, lifestyle, living and travel. Including Theatre reviews and dispatches from live cultural events from across the globe; with features on forthcoming exhibitions, public art, contemporary artists, and Litro’s own performance series, Litro Live! And everything else in between.
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If being a writer is the greater height, where lower to fall than the foot of a neglected tower block?
Arts & Culture, Books, Literature, Reviews
A chilling contribution to a sadly slim body of works that highlight the plight of women in Morocco today
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews
Jarring, discombobulating, and challenging, Mandanipour’s stories are a very necessary read.
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews
Blue by Emmelie Prophète reviewed
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews, Translations
If you’re looking to become submerged in a strange disquieting world, It’s Getting Dark certainly delivers.
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Translator Tiffany Tsao in conversation
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In Pasaribu’s stories, all places offer only temporary shelter, and all relationships are doomed to change or expire.
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Mahsa Mohebali’s novel In Case of Emergency reviewed
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Fatima Dass’ ground-breaking debut novel, The Last One, reviewed
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This collection, somewhere between prose and poetry, recounts the painful experience of war and exile
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Literature, Reviews
This latest work by Pedro Mairal examines wealth, desire, and betrayal.
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A fun and deeply cynical view of the future, Joy Williams’ new novel, Harrow, warns of the danger we face in “trashing” our world.
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A slow and patient novel that looks closely at the world and the author’s experience of it.
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An exploration of masculinity by Argentina’s Selva Almada.
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Translated into English by Isabel Fargo Cole, Hilbig’s final novel tells of alienation and unrest in Cold War Germany
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Reviews
On the exhibit Fragile Future by the artist duo DRIFT, at The Shed in New York
Arts & Culture, Books, Reviews
This Korean best-seller examines love and friendship in contemporary Seoul.
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Old postcards of Central Park offer a window onto the past of this vital green space.
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The new translation of Maria Judite de Carvalho’s Empty Wardrobes reviewed
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Paolo Pergola’s novel Reset reviewed