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The Horrors and Pleasures of Translating <em>Ulysses</em>

The Horrors and Pleasures of Translating Ulysses

Finding the Polylingual Pleasures of Joyce's Prose in French Translation

By Keri Walsh | June 16, 2016

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Laurie Anderson on Childhood, Storytelling, and Hiding in Plain Sight

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Writer, Mother, Both, Neither

Writer, Mother, Both, Neither

On Childcare, AWP, and Leading the Triple Life

By Belle Boggs | June 14, 2016

Borges is Still Dead. (Or Is He? And Which Borges?)

Borges is Still Dead. (Or Is He? And Which Borges?)

On the 30th Anniversary of the Death of Jorge Luis Borges

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How Hemingway's Bad Behavior Inspired a Generation

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