Antonio
The darkness of Beatriz Bracher’s Antonio is glimpsed distantly from [...]
Mercury Retrograde
Mercury Retrograde, Emily Segal’s debut novel, is full of the [...]
Translating Kawakami: An Interview with Sam Bett and David Boyd
Sam Bett and David Boyd are the translators of the [...]
First Person Singular
One begins a new Haruki Murakami book with high expectations. [...]
The Twilight Zone
Shall I compare thee to a sci-fi show? Or an [...]
In Memory of Memory
Maria Stepanova’s In Memory of Memory presumes that memory is [...]
The Liar’s Dictionary
Dictionaries tend to be utilitarian, unglamorous things—pulled off of a [...]
Whereabouts
After a while, terrified, I flee from the shadow of [...]
Infinite Country
Infinite Country is Colombian-American writer Patricia Engel’s masterful fourth book. [...]
Klara and the Sun
Ridley Scott’s stylish and unnerving Blade Runner was about synthetic [...]