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Miss Iceland by Audur Ava Olafsdottir BOOK REVIEW

Hekla’s father named her after a volcano. Four years after she was born, the volcano […]

For the past several years, there have emerged many successful films and books – both

With the Normal People TV series out now and Sally Rooney’s phenomenally grounded, honest, and

Any and all poems can seem daunting to those wishing to dip their toe into

We’re living through a turbulent and unknowable time where all aspects of life are shifting.

Translated by the Swedish by Saskia Vogel Body swap stories are a dime a dozen,

No genre has a more succulent, oppressive, delightfully absorbing atmosphere than gothic literature does. The

Snow, Dog, Foot is an absolute delight. Let’s start there. This book is Cormac McCarthy

How much do you really know about the history, cuisine, art, and culture of Romania?

Paul B. Preciado is a gargantuan figure in so many ways. A Spanish, French, and