LETTERS FROM EVERYWHERE
Kalpana MohanEvery week I read a writer's work in translation and I share my thoughts.
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ANOTHER TIMELESS TURKISH TREAT
Counting this week’s novel, I’ve now read four translations from Turkish. These works make me wonder if every Turkish writer is a Scheherazade with an uncanny ability to poke fun at their predicament, see the world in a grain of sand, and s...
THE FOREIGNER—IN IRAN AND IN AMERICA
Once in a while, I seek to read a book in English for my Substack. There’s a reason I choose to do this and it’s because such a book takes me to a certain period, place or a culture that is topical or otherwise pertinent to my life at a giv...
CRUISING WITH MAGELLAN
MAGELLAN by Stefan Zweig. Translated from the German by Eden and Cedar Paul. Published in 2011 by Pushkin Press Classics.
A POLITICAL NOVEL 150 YEARS LATER
“The people of India, he saw were fast being denationalised by English manners, and customs, English fashions and English whiskies and brandies. The British government had made the English language the first language in India’s schools and ...
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