Manaschi, A Modernist Novel Inspired by Central Asia's Oldest Epic, the Manas - Asymptote Blog
History & Film: The Egyptian - Historical Novel Society
The Multiple Worlds of the Writer: In Conversation with Margo Rejmer - Asymptote Blog
Tackling Timeless Subjects: The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights by Kitty Zeldis - Historical Novel Society
French Resistance Archives - Historical Novel Society
O chinelo velho e o pé torto - Jornal O Pharol
Waywords & Meansigns—Composing with the Explosion of Language - Asymptote Blog
Launch: Alana White's The Hearts of All on Fire - Historical Novel Society
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Co-Translation: Thomas Bunstead and Daniel Hahn on Translating Juan José Millás's From the Shadows - Asymptote Blog
The Birth of the Latina Film Star: Miss del Rio by Bárbara Mujica - Historical Novel Society
Waterlily - Historical Novel Society
Multiplicity as Part of the Process: An Interview with Robin Myers - Asymptote Blog
Leaving Coy's Hill: A Novel - Historical Novel Society
Launch: J.K. Knauss's Our Lady's Troubadour - Historical Novel Society
Anger, Sorrow, Compassion: On Tove Ditlevsen's The Copenhagen Trilogy - Asymptote Blog
Literature is not about answers. But questions”: An Interview with Eduardo Halfon, Author of Canción - Asymptote Blog
Fallibility & Heartbreak: Nina de Gramont's The Christie Affair - Historical Novel Society
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What You Answer To: Vanessa Riley's Island Queen - Historical Novel Society
Of the Quotidian and the Epic: On Daniel Lipara's Another Life - Asymptote Blog
How a Polish Writer Created His Own Apocrypha: An Interview with Maciej Hen - Asymptote Blog
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Listening to Syntax: Eugene Ostashevsky on Lucky Breaks - Asymptote Blog
Launch: Elizabeth St. John's The Godmother's Secret - Historical Novel Society
To Translate Trauma and Violence: An Interview with Janet Hong, Translator from Korean - Asymptote Blog
