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An Interview with Jennifer Baker on Curation and Cultivating Hope
The anthology Everyday People: The Color of Life brings together complex and confident stories from an impressive list of authors.
An Interview with R.O. Kwon on Fanatics and Debut Novels
Kwon’s book delicately explores the kind of longing that draws one person into a cult, while another can walk away. There are no excuses given here, no clichéd attempts at forgiveness, just an empathetic examination of how violence and religious fanaticism can be so attractive to those looking for redemption.
An Interview with Ornela Vorpsi on Eroticism, Sexual Abuse and Harassment, and Selfhood
Ornela Vorpsi’s The Country Where No One Ever Dies (Dalkey Archive 2009) belongs among the very best post-communist novels.
An Interview with Naivo, Author of the First Malagasy Novel Translated into English
Naivo explores the conflict between traditional Malagasy culture and mounting European influence in the very form of his novel, which was inspired by the hainteny oral poetry tradition.
An Interview with Elena Georgiou about Immigration, Food, and Dance
The Immigrant’s Refrigerator reminds us that “home” is in reality an unfixed, fluid state always being negotiated by the personal, political, cultural.
Kenny Fries on Japan, the Threat of Illness, and the Panorama of History
saw how his deep interest and respect for Japanese culture won him the tender regard of people wherever we went. As a fiction writer, I have always loved the way his writing links the events of his own life with questions raised by the narratives of history.
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