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This disappearance is fertile.
The Empty Room, Mia Bergeron, 2016
You can’t avoid violence. I read that ICE shot a man yesterday. The constant presence of violence on our screens is now a cliché. You describe it to people: it never ends, it’s getting to me. They know: t...
too bright for human eyes to follow them
Elliot Erwitt. 1955.
12 Women + Under a Volcano by Svava Jakobsdóttir (translated from the Icelandic by Esja Alyssa Matich) is a work of domestic uncanniness by a writer overdue for interest in the anglosphere. The book comprises two story...
the monsters to keep dreaming
Ken Bugul
From the start, Ken Bugul makes it clear that Felix Faure Street is a project of revenge.
“I had to get revenge on the muqaddam. I could not imagine—with everything that I had been through, the calm that I had found in my previo...
Obscure distress and luminous pride
René Magritte, The False Mirror, 1929
Picking a place to start with Nadja is the hardest part. Perhaps it’s best to say that the book works well despite itself.
Nadja is a classic of surrealist literature by André Breton, newly translate...
Why is History not visible everywhere—
Nickie Zimov
Hotel Casanova is an unusual work for Annie Ernaux. A collection rather than a novella, the pieces seek not to exhaust their subjects so much as they seek something tangible within them to hold onto. The central image that cam...
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