Painting from the General Yue Fei Memorial Temple, Hangzhou | Photo by Chrisjtse
It is puzzling that the closer China relates to the West, the more the West looks at everything Chinese as “other.” Of…
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May 19, 2015
February 14, 2014Photo by Georg Mayer/Flickr As the world celebrates Valentine’s Day today, we’d like to celebrate our love for great literature. Find great stories, reviews, and news in the links below, and remember…
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Ethel Rohan’s second novel, Sing, I, was published by TriQuarterly Books on April 15. The novel’s heroine, Ester Prynn, works in a…
Every few years, we formally ask readers to take a few minutes to tell us about themselves and to share their comments, critiques, or kudos about…
In the book dedicated to her sister Liliana, who was murdered at the age of twenty by her ex-boyfriend on July 16, 1990, Cristina…
The first US anthology celebrating the breadth of literary translators’ work debuts today (April 9, 2024). Best Literary Translations is a new annual…
Photo by Katie Barrett / UnsplashIn her ongoing column about untranslatable words, Veronica Esposito here considers the Dutch concept of …
