Meal, by Xaver Bayer
At this Week's Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
How the Trash Gets Sorted, by Iris Hanika
AT THIS WEEK'S FESTIVAL NEUE LITERATUR, A CRASH COURSE IN CONTEMPORARY GERMAN LITERATURE
Der Tag, als meine Frau einen Mann fand, by Sibylle Berg
AT THIS WEEK'S FESTIVAL NEUE LITERATUR, A CRASH COURSE IN CONTEMPORARY GERMAN LITERATURE
30 Books in 30 Days: Katherine A. Powers on Charlotte Gordon’s Romantic Outlaws
COUNTING DOWN THE NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS FINALISTS
On the End of the World (and the End of Genre)
Laura van den Berg in conversation with Emily St. John Mandel
Five Books Making News This Week: Second Acts and Elegies
Harper Lee, Umberto Eco, Jhumpa Lahiri, and More
“Acts of Love”
Patrick Dacey
"Tara was in the kitchen slicing vegetables for a soup. I snuck up behind her and put my hands around her stomach. I pulled her into me. She pushed back. I tried to kiss her neck. She turned away."
30 Books in 30 Days: Kate Tuttle on Karin Wieland’s Dietrich & Riefenstahl
COUNTING DOWN THE NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS FINALISTS
Petina Gappah on Zimbabwe, Language, and “Afropolitans”
An Interview with the author of The Book of Memory
There Is No Market-Driven Solution to Our Climate Catastrophe
Capitalism Cannot Solve the Problem It Created
Can Literature Heal the Scars of a Nation?
Nayomi Munaweera Reports from Sri Lanka's Galle Literary Festival
The Other Woman
Therese Bohman, Trans. Marlaine Delargy
“November has settled over Norrköping, the town has been shrouded in mist all through the fall.”
Interview with a Bookstore: Penn Book Center
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