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“they descend upon us,” a Poem by Selma Asotić

“they descend upon us,” a Poem by Selma Asotić

From the author of Say Fire

By Selma Asotić | December 3, 2025

Television

Television

Lauren Rothery

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 3, 2025

House of Day, House of Night

House of Day, House of Night

Olga Tokarczuk (trans. Antonia Lloyd-Jones)

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 2, 2025

Intemperance

Intemperance

Sonora Jha

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 1, 2025

Coydog

Coydog

David Tromblay

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Some Bright Nowhere

Some Bright Nowhere

Ann Packer

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“Tremor,” a Poem by Fatema Abdoolcarim

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Elaine Kraf

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Joy Williams

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Leif Høghaug (trans. David M. Smith)

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“The Beer Drinker,” a Poem by Jean Follain, Translated by Andrew Seguin

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