Reading in the Sentimental Age
Milena Billiknon-required reading: essays and reviews
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Tokarczuk and Other “Tall Poppies”
I started my newsletter thinking about what I like and want more of (the kind of writing about literature for which Wisława Szymborska’s Lektury nieobowiązkowe [Nonrequired Reading] reviews stood as shorthand) and what I disliked and was se...
Tokarczuk, Translation, and Time
Timelines
Translation splits time open for a writer’s work, multiplying audience and reception across countries, marking different points in time when the work first becomes available in a new language. You can gently uproot the writing...
Constellations and Kaleidoscopes: Olga Tokarczuk - Hiromi Kawakami - Can Xue
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How Ideas Move
When I read, I’m always curious how ideas move through the words. Or maybe more accurately: I’m curious how I might discern their movement and how I might name what I notice. Since moveme...
Krisztina Tóth’s Dystopia at Home
I’m casting aside all my half-written drafts as well as the obligations that keep me from revising and finishing them to write about Krisztina Tóth’s The Eye of the Monkey, which swallowed me up from its first pages and didn’t let go of my...
Jacek Dukaj's "Ice": a mini-review
Yes, it’s a brilliant novel but, no, it did not need to be this long. There are ice floes of brilliance -- stylistic inventiveness, philosophical rabbitholes, politics, anti-politics, and “the matter” of Poland, and “the national cause” as...
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