Literature in a Time of War: A Reading List
Simone de Beauvoir, Hans Fallada, Marghanita Laski and More
To Break the Story, You Must Break the Status Quo
Rebecca Solnit on Why Journalists Need to Cause Trouble
Speaking Freely
Robert L. Bernstein
“Publishing as a business can be full of many surprises. The authors are always the experts on their subject area, and the publisher generally makes three decisions—on the quality of the writing, sometimes on the value of the information presented, and to some extent on the marketability, which really depends on whether the author wants a lot of money in advance.”
Where Trans Bodies and Straight Fragility Meet
On Public Bathrooms, Anti-Trans Policies, and What Belongs to You
At the GrubStreet Writers of Color Roundtable
Swati Khurana on Insights from the 2016 Muse and Marketplace Diversity Panel
The Yoga of Max’s Discontent
Karan Bajaj
“Max’s mother died the next day, finally free from the kidney cancer that had spread to her uterus, bladder, liver, bones, and lungs over the past three years.”
Kazuki Agarie’s Quiet Dignity: On Translating Stoner in Japan
A Determined Translator Who Worked Until the Moment He Died
Infinite Complexity: On Translating David Foster Wallace into Greek
An Interview with Kostas Kaltsas, the Greek Translator of Infinite Jest
Adapting the Tibetan Book of the Dead: On Bardo or not Bardo
Ghosts, Prisons, and An Intermediary Void
The Duel: Pushkin’s Favorite Topic in Fiction and Cause of His Fatal Wound
A Newly Translated Story by Alexander Pushkin
Do Americans Hate Foreign Fiction?
Anjali Enjeti on the Serious Lack of Translated Literature in America
10 Chinese Women Whose Writing Should Be Translated
Writing from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
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