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Here are the shortlists for the 2024 National Translation Awards in poetry and prose.
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Read the 1934 Zora Neale Hurston essay that inspired next year's Met Gala theme.
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Emily Temple
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Han Kang has won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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All the books that (probably) radicalized Lindsay Weir.
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