The Harmattan Winds — Sylvain Trudel, Tr. from the French by Donald Winkler
So much time inside such a limited subjectivity also made me question my own. Was I right to read Hugues as pathological, even psychopathic?
In this era of autocorrect, Lewis’s characters speak in typos
The Dream of the Jaguar – Miguel Bonnefoy
Is Bonnefoy suggesting that we read these European colonial narratives as magical realist texts?
Rumi’s poems shuttle across time, place, belief, and tradition to refresh and guide our wearied spirits
Last Week in End Times Cinema – A. S. Hamrah
Read through a “full year of wrong thinking, bad decisions, and man-made disasters” and you will get some sense of just how dim Hollywood’s lights and luminaries are.
[Catrileo] is interested in impurity as political potentiality
By its very nature the avant garde is unknowable
Supersaurio – Meryem El Mehdati
SUPERSAURIO celebrates the potential of online forms of writing for subversive joy
The Trembling Hand – Mathelinda Nabugodi
Nabugodi resists both melodrama and academic neutrality. Her approach is closer to a physics of feeling
The Sleeping Land – Ella Alexander
Alexander reminds us that the human experience is bound to a rich history, and not just a matter of individual experience.
In this era of autocorrect, Lewis’s characters speak in typos
The Sleeping Land – Ella Alexander
Alexander reminds us that the human experience is bound to a rich history, and not just a matter of individual experience.
The Harmattan Winds — Sylvain Trudel, Tr. from the French by Donald Winkler
So much time inside such a limited subjectivity also made me question my own. Was I right to read Hugues as pathological, even psychopathic?
The Dream of the Jaguar – Miguel Bonnefoy
Is Bonnefoy suggesting that we read these European colonial narratives as magical realist texts?
Ṣẹ̀gílọlà Arómirẹ́ Ògìdán – Àrẹ̀mọ Yusuf Àlàbí Balógun
Her anger lives in the syntax, in sentences that run long, breathless, or suddenly halt.
The Porno President – Bruna Kalil Othero
“Tits or ass?” Othero’s novel urges us to consider this question in today’s political landscape