Tag: literature

Columns

Hell, or Catalonia

Adrian Nathan West

August 24, 2022

Catalan separatism under the microscope.

Oozing Class

Alexander Wells

August 15, 2022

On the border-crossing German novelist Wolfgang Hilbig.

Beyond the Frame

Rhian Sasseen

August 02, 2022

The forward-thinking sci-fi of Izumi Suzuki.

Hardwickian

Greg Gerke

July 28, 2022

The Uncollected Essays shows us another Elizabeth Hardwick.

Raging for the World That Is

Francesca Wade

July 27, 2022

Muriel Rukeyser’s political activities were inextricable from her literary experimentation.

El Alto Chronicles

Ruxandra Guidi

July 18, 2022

Quya Reyna is a young Aymara writer who casts a light urban indigeneity in Bolivia.

Invitation to a Flogging

Huda Awan

July 14, 2022

Ottessa Moshfegh’s crude omniscience.

The Woman without Qualities

Mariah Kreutter

July 12, 2022

Mieko Kawakami investigates feminine identity in the absence of consumption.

Back to the Wall

Clare Sestanovich

June 22, 2022

The Wall studies the flimsiness of the self in isolation.

Patterns of Meaning

Robert Rubsam

June 09, 2022

Inside Gerald Murnane’s infinitely expanding mind.

Tricks of the Trade

Jack Hanson

May 25, 2022

In Emily Hall’s “The Longcut,” an artist prevaricates endlessly about the nature of her work.

Speaking of Memory

Ágnes Heller

May 19, 2022

How do we remember what we remember?