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Hawa Allen 12/20/21 Hawa Allen 12/20/21

From the Archives: Love, the Verb

Everyone thinks they know what love is, but most have no clue. Reading hooks' works on love, you’ll likely discover, for the most part, that nobody loves you. Not your family, not your friends, not your “lover.” You also might discover that you don’t love anyone either.

Iris Hanika (Tr. Abigail Wender) 12/17/21 Iris Hanika (Tr. Abigail Wender) 12/17/21

“Graziela” from Iris Hanika’s The Bureay of Past Management

"Friendship affords certitude above all, and that is what distinguishes it from love."

Vanessa Tamm 12/15/21 Vanessa Tamm 12/15/21

Fools Who Step in Rings

"She needs to know what it's like to drown on solid ground."

Epiphany 12/7/21 Epiphany 12/7/21

The Epiphany 10: A Ten-Question Interview with Juhea Kim

Why do you write? No one ever asks me this but I repeat this every morning while taking a walk in my neighborhood. I write to save nature and reduce animal suffering.