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Bohumil Hrabal: Of Beer, Whores, and Samizdat

Bohumil Hrabal: Of Beer, Whores, and Samizdat

On the Greatest Czech Writer of the Past Century

By Joshua Cohen | June 30, 2015

Haruki Murakami: The Moment I Became a Novelist

Haruki Murakami: The Moment I Became a Novelist

At a Baseball Game in 1978, The Writer Who Almost Wasn't

By Haruki Murakami | June 25, 2015

Five Quebecois Writers You Should Know

Five Quebecois Writers You Should Know

The Most Innovate Writing on the Continent, Just Across the Border

By Steven Beattie | June 24, 2015

The Quiet Rebels of Russian Translation

The Quiet Rebels of Russian Translation

In conversation with Larissa Volokhonsky and Richard Pevear

By Paris Review | June 22, 2015

Poetry as a Second Language

Poetry as a Second Language

On Leaving Russia, and Writing in English

By Michael Dumanis | June 1, 2015

Sergio Pitol: Mexico's Total Writer

Sergio Pitol: Mexico's Total Writer

Novelist, Translator, Memoirist, Critic, Satirist, Icon...

By Daniel Saldaña París | May 19, 2015

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A reading list for Cinco de Mayo

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On Choosing to Write in a Second Language

On Choosing to Write in a Second Language

Antonio Ruiz-Camacho goes the way of Nabokov and Hemon

By Antonio Ruiz-Camacho | April 29, 2015

Lydia Davis at the End of the World

Lydia Davis at the End of the World

On Learning Norwegian and Writing the Beauty of the Dying World

By Ane Farsethas | April 9, 2015

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