A Brief History of Seven Killings
Marlon James
“Right after they told me at the gate that nobody can come in but immediate family and the band, a man rode up right behind me on a lime green scooter.”
The Suicide of Claire Bishop
Carmiel Banasky
“There was a clamoring above her, followed by rough voices. It was very distracting. She stood in the center of the narrow landing between the first and second floors, where she’d paused to catch her breath.”
Between Clay and Dust
Musharraf Ali Farooqi
“Early in his professional career, Ustad Ramzi had realized that the entanglements of married life would not let him devote himself fully to his art and its exacting discipline. He vowed to remain celibate to achieve perfection in his art and shut his mind to thoughts of women.”
Lost in the Basque Country
Debut novelists (and cousins!) Gabriel Urza and Sean Bernard in Conversation
In Which Padgett Powell Employs an Extended Scatological Metaphor
Writing is Like Excreting, Or Listening to the Radio. Or Both.
The House of Twenty Thousand Books
Sasha Abramsky
“Even years after most of the central characters from Hillway had died, I still regularly dreamed about them.”
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