Literature & Geopolitics
Robert FayThe Substack newsletter of literary taste, current affairs, and history’s curious turns.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Why Are There So Few Novels About Offices and Nursing Homes?
There wasn’t a lot of laughter when we visited the Marian Manor nursing home, but Mom tried when she could. My nana’s name was Mary, and because all the women were Irish, she joked, “If you call for Mary or Margaret, you’ll quickly have 15...
When Your Books Are Pulled from Stores | Mohamed Alyahyai
Mohamed Alyahyai is an Omani novelist and journalist, now working in Qatar, who has been one of the most high-profile critics of restrictions on free speech in Oman. He was also one of the first Arab journalists to cover the Arab Spring.
H...
Banned Books: Then and Now.
In the winter of 1922, Sir Archibald Bodkin, the U.K.’s Director of Public Prosecution, determined James Joyce’s Ulysses should be kept out of the country. He admitted he hadn’t read more than 40 pages of the novel—nor could he understand w...
The Diplomat-Novelist Tradition | Navtej Sarna
Former Indian Ambassador to the US and UK Navtej Sarna joins the podcast to discuss historical fiction, meeting Khushwant Singh, and how 20th-century British Raj novels are viewed in modern India.
Ambassador Sarna served in the Indian...
Exile and the Latin American Novel | Santiago Gamboa
Santiago Gamboa talks movingly about his friendship with the Chilean master Roberto Bolaño, his years of exile in Europe, why intellectuals and writers in Latin America are close to political power, and how great novelists handle politics i...
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Dispatches and long-form conversations on world literature, the writer-diplomat tradition, and history’s curious turns. Bringing global writers to English-language readers. Seen in The Atlantic, Los Angeles Review of Books, Chicago Quarterly Review.
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