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Ashley Ream on the Lessons of Endurance

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How the Writer Edits: Julian Barnes

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Where Trans Bodies and Straight Fragility Meet

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Infinite Jest Around the World

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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.”

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Infinite Complexity: On Translating David Foster Wallace into Greek

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The Duel: Pushkin’s Favorite Topic in Fiction and Cause of His Fatal Wound

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May 25, 2016  By Alexander Pushkin   Posted In  Fiction and Poetry  Short Story 
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Do Americans Hate Foreign Fiction?

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10 Chinese Women Whose Writing Should Be Translated

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How to Write Fully-Formed Characters in Fiction

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