Literature

A review of Jacek Dehnel's Aperture

A review of Hwang Sok Yong's Princess Bari

Transgender rights, Rosenberg shows us, is just one of many concerns arising from a shift to capitalism that commodified life and bodies.

Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah on the lessons of his first book

On Tanya Talaga's 'Seven Fallen Feathers' and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson's 'As We Have Always Done'

Could I write a sentence capable of saving my life?

An excerpt from 'Time for the World to Learn From Africa'

A conversation with Maaza Mengiste, Wayetu Moore, and Neel Mukherjee.

In the clash of sensibilities, nations, and religions, is it possible to forge a transnational voice?

Tana French’s latest novel exposes the paradox at the heart of #MeToo