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by The Editors
A discussion with the inaugural Full Stop Fellows.
Podcast: Introducing the Inaugural Full Stop Fellows
A discussion with the inaugural Full Stop Fellows.
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by Darren Huang
Like Barthes’ Mourning Diary, Lara Vapnyar’s poignant, sensitively observed novel can be read as an act of demystification, a study of lost love.
Divide Me By Zero – Lara Vapnyar
Like Barthes’ Mourning Diary, Lara Vapnyar’s poignant, sensitively observed novel can be read as an act of demystification, a study of lost love.
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by Laura Wetherington
When I talk to my students in workshop about “your ideal reader,” the example that’s in my mind but I never say out loud is this: me reading anything Rosmarie has written.
Keeping / the window open – Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop
When I talk to my students in workshop about “your ideal reader,” the example that’s in my mind but I never say out loud is this: me reading anything Rosmarie has written.
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w/ Rebecca Ruth Gould
If decision-making in the flood of possibilities is the common denominator of life and translation, Pilate and Jesus may also be read as an allegory of the “mystery” of translation.
Kayvan Tahmasebian
If decision-making in the flood of possibilities is the common denominator of life and translation, Pilate and Jesus may also be read as an allegory of the “mystery” of translation.
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by Darren Huang
Like Barthes’ Mourning Diary, Lara Vapnyar’s poignant, sensitively observed novel can be read as an act of demystification, a study of lost love.
Divide Me By Zero – Lara Vapnyar
Like Barthes’ Mourning Diary, Lara Vapnyar’s poignant, sensitively observed novel can be read as an act of demystification, a study of lost love.
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by Laura Wetherington
When I talk to my students in workshop about “your ideal reader,” the example that’s in my mind but I never say out loud is this: me reading anything Rosmarie has written.
Keeping / the window open – Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop
When I talk to my students in workshop about “your ideal reader,” the example that’s in my mind but I never say out loud is this: me reading anything Rosmarie has written.
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by Kelly Krumrie
Like the title’s hanky fluttering out of a castle window and settling in some mud, this novel’s narrator flickers about time, space, memory, fact, and conjecture.
The Hanky of Pippin’s Daughter – Rosmarie Waldrop
Like the title’s hanky fluttering out of a castle window and settling in some mud, this novel’s narrator flickers about time, space, memory, fact, and conjecture.
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by Bailey Trela
The great news is that if you’re not looking for a cardigan in book form, then ALL MY CATS is an extraordinary, heartrending read.
All My Cats – Bohumil Hrabal
The great news is that if you’re not looking for a cardigan in book form, then ALL MY CATS is an extraordinary, heartrending read.
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w/ Rebecca Ruth Gould
If decision-making in the flood of possibilities is the common denominator of life and translation, Pilate and Jesus may also be read as an allegory of the “mystery” of translation.
Kayvan Tahmasebian
If decision-making in the flood of possibilities is the common denominator of life and translation, Pilate and Jesus may also be read as an allegory of the “mystery” of translation.
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w/ Kyle Williams
“If you read a lot of books, and watch a lot of movies, you’re going to absorb some of what it means for you to read and watch them, and that will be expressed in some way in your own work.” An interview with Amina Cain.
Amina Cain
“If you read a lot of books, and watch a lot of movies, you’re going to absorb some of what it means for you to read and watch them, and that will be expressed in some way in your own work.” An interview with Amina Cain.
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w/ Devin Kelly
But the hope in my book, and the books of others I admire, is flickering, textured, not pure.
Olga Livshin
But the hope in my book, and the books of others I admire, is flickering, textured, not pure.
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w/ Kyle Williams
“Everyone suffers somehow. It’s important to show that, I think.” Our interview with Elle Nash, author of Animals Eat Each Other and editor at Hobart Pulp and Witch Craft.
Elle Nash
“Everyone suffers somehow. It’s important to show that, I think.” Our interview with Elle Nash, author of Animals Eat Each Other and editor at Hobart Pulp and Witch Craft.
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by Kat Meads
There is no clear evidence that Lida Senior’s eldest child dismissed, disbelieved or, heart of hearts, disagreed with the opinion that she lacked beauty capital in its fullest payload sense. As such, and if so, charming for Estelle Oldham Franklin Faulkner would have to do the trick.
Charming (to Some) Estelle
There is no clear evidence that Lida Senior’s eldest child dismissed, disbelieved or, heart of hearts, disagreed with the opinion that she lacked beauty capital in its fullest payload sense. As such, and if so, charming for Estelle Oldham Franklin Faulkner would have to do the trick.
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by Cam Scott
Does Language poetry have a public? If not, and for want of one, whose interests does it serve instead?
Positions of the Sun — Lyn Hejinian
Does Language poetry have a public? If not, and for want of one, whose interests does it serve instead?
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by Lily Meyer
Hwang Sok-yong is committed to representing the Koreans—on both sides of the 38th parallel—hurt or left behind by South Korea’s rapid technological and economic progress.
From The Bottom Up: Hwang Sok-yong’s North and South Korea
Hwang Sok-yong is committed to representing the Koreans—on both sides of the 38th parallel—hurt or left behind by South Korea’s rapid technological and economic progress.
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by Mollie Elizabeth Pyne
I wonder if, by revisiting places of queer erasure, both of the city and my own, and by using movement as a method for storytelling, I could re-map and re-narrate my queer disorientation within Plymouth.
The Spirit of Discovery
I wonder if, by revisiting places of queer erasure, both of the city and my own, and by using movement as a method for storytelling, I could re-map and re-narrate my queer disorientation within Plymouth.
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by The Editors
A discussion with the inaugural Full Stop Fellows.
Podcast: Introducing the Inaugural Full Stop Fellows
A discussion with the inaugural Full Stop Fellows.
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by The Editors
Small Press Publishing & the Normalization of Fascism
Full Stop Reviews Supplement: Nazi Literature on the Internet
Small Press Publishing & the Normalization of Fascism
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by The Editors
The decade’s best books, as selected by the editors of Full Stop.
The 100 Best Books of the Decade
The decade’s best books, as selected by the editors of Full Stop.
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by The Editors
Translator Magdalena Edwards interviews Jennifer Croft, the translator of Nobel-winner Olga Tokarczuk.
Podcast #4: Talking Tokarczuk with her translator Jennifer Croft
Translator Magdalena Edwards interviews Jennifer Croft, the translator of Nobel-winner Olga Tokarczuk.