10 Slovak Women Writers We’d Love to Read in English
"Slovakia has yet to make a real mark on the English-speaking literary market"
Greg Iles: In Praise of Larry McMurtry (Postmodernists, Not So Much)
The Author of the Natchez Burning Trilogy on the Books in His Life
In Which Jonathan Lethem and Heidi Julavits Talk About Movies
Part of The Criterion Channel's Adventures in Moviegoing series
Red Shoes, Pink Dresses, and the Glamour of the Whiting Awards
In Which a Man Threatens to Eat a Giant Loaf of Bread
Known and Strange Things by Teju Cole
"If I traveled to one of these distant Americas, I had to reimagine them"
The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
"When you are sold that many times, the world is teaching you to pay attention"
Spaceman of Bohemia
Jaroslav Kalfar
“My name is Jakub Procházka. This is a common name. My parents wanted a simple life for me, a life of good comradeship with my country and my neighbors, a life of service to a world united in socialism. Then the Iron Curtain tumbled with a dull thud and the bogeyman invaded my country with his consumer love and free markets.”
Instead of Writing, I Watched Trains
Owen Laukkanen on the Procrastination that Helped Him Find his Mojo
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