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The Art of a Secret Sharer: Alberto Manguel on Translation
When Cervantes wrote in Don Quixote that reading a translation was like viewing the reverse side of a Flemish tapestry he was talking about the frayed ends and knots that are invisible on the smooth, finished front. Yet it’s in the examinat...
Leonardo Padura Wins the Premio Liber: Celebrating a Great Cuban Writer
The author Leonardo Padura
For readers of Spanish-language literature, Leonardo Padura needs relatively little introduction but for everyone else, the Havana-born novelist may be one of those writers whose name you have encountered without...
The Afterlife of a Memoir: On books by Virginia Giuffre and Matthew Perry
Virginia Giuffre and Matthew Perry left behind memoirs that changed meaning after their deaths — revealing the uneasy distance between a life, a voice and the story publishers sell. By James Hartley.
Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Ab...
The Education of The Daughters Of Afghanistan
Muslim and Jewish girls dressed in traditional Afghan attire attend a school ceremony in Kabul in 1970. Afghan Jew Ziphora Sharbat (second from right) now lives in New York. (Courtesy of Ziphora Sharbat).
On a December day in 1928, Queen S...
The Poetry of Kate Bush
In 1978, Wuthering Heights reached number one in Britain, making Bush the first woman to take a self-written song to the top of the UK singles chart (itself a scary fact).
She was nineteen.But she hadn’t appeared from nowhere.
Bush was bo...
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