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literary fiction
The Translator’s Voice — Michael Katz on Translating Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “The Idiot”
Writing as Tapestry: An Interview with Mark Haber
Emily Ruskovich’s “Nightjar” Knowingly Unsettles
Revering the Rituals of Girlhood in “Girl’s Girl”
Finding Yourself on the Precipice in Radhika Singh’s “Earthly Playing Field”
Disorientation and Uncanny in Hanna Johansson’s “Body Double”
Bloody Satisfaction in “Nothing Tastes As Good”
The Translator’s Voice — Max Lawton on Translating Antonio Moresco’s “The Beginnings”
Sifting Through History: An Interview with Ian McGuire
The Beautiful Minimalism of “they”
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