James Baldwin Might Have Been Most
at Home in Istanbul
Hilal Isler on Finding Home When You're Not Looking for It
How the Contemporary Cancer Memoir
is Reconfiguring Grief
Anna Leahy on Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and Coping with Death Before It Comes
Spying on Diplomats Through the
Big Red Kremlin Walls
C.P. Lesley in Conversation with Galit Gottlieb on the New Books Network
Memory, Identity, and Connection at the Festival Neue Literatur
The Best of Contemporary German Writing in New York
Olive Schreiner: Charlotte Brontë of South Africa, 19th-Century Celebrity
On Compassion and Dissent in an Outpost of Empire
Kafka with Wings
by Daniela Emminger
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Everything is Still Possible Here
by Gianna Molinari
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
An Instinctive Feeling of Innocence
by Dana Grigorcea
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
The Storyteller
by Pierre Jarawan
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
No Part of the World
by Stefanie de Velasco
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
The Old Drift
Namwali Serpell
"Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick. Over the past year, Thandiwe had developed an internal clock for when the seat-belt sign would go off. As the plane’s steep climb slowly tilted forward and evened out, she counted. Tick. Tick. DING."
Ghost Story
by Laura Freudenthaler
At the Festival Neue Literatur, A Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
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