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The Adventures of China Iron by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara BOOK REVIEW

In Argentine tradition and literature, the gaucho – ranchers and horsemen – were, and still […]

Rather than digging into the necessary and fascinating history surrounding Every Fire You Tend right

It’s difficult to know where to start with talking about trans rights, gender dysphoria, and

Strange Weather in Tokyo, first published in English in 2014, was a frightfully clever introduction

Translated from the Czech by Paul Wilson I had never read any of Hrabal’s poetry

Franz Kafka never knew fame or even real recognition in his lifetime, but his legacy

Hamid Ismailov’s accomplishments, both intellectually and professionally, are astonishing. As a polyglot with works published

Language is highly politicised, it can be used as a weapon, used against us —

In the heart of the city there are so many lights. The streets are lit

At the age of 25, after the events of Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution in China,