Viktor Pelevin, a Reminder of What Was, and What May Come Again in Russia

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  By Jim Curtis   Viktor Pelevin (b. 1962) is arguably the key figure for anyone who wants to understand post-Stalinist, post-Soviet Russian culture, particularly with regard...

Two Ancient Sumerian Elegies in English – By Tikva Hecht

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  Author's Note: These elegies were originally written in Sumerian and are dated circa 1700 BC, making them among the oldest known written texts in the...

The Literary Oligarchy Is Killing Writing – By Ranbir Sidhu

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Years ago, when I was first trying to make a name for myself as a writer, a prominent Indian novelist and one whom I...

Time to Rise – Cli-Fi and the Responsibility of New Visions – By Jim...

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  Cli-Fi cuts too close to home. Climate Fiction isn’t exactly speculative fiction or science fiction. It is the right here, right now. Our destructiveness...

Concrete Art – By Mario Loprete

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    Mario Loprete says: Painting for me is my first love. An important, pure love. Creating a painting, starting from the spasmodic research of a concept...

Translation as Transhumance – By Mireille Gansel (Translated from the French by Ros Schwartz)...

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(In this beautiful memoir of a life lived in and through translation, Mireille Gansel defines the process of bringing words from one language to...

The Long Weeping – By Jessie van Eerden ( An excerpt )

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                   ( The Long Weeping - In this collection of portraits, the eye is the vital “lamp of the body,” a spiritual organ...

Radius 200 – By Veena Nagpal (Excerpts)

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Set against the backdrop of a nuclear strike on Allahabad, Radius 200 is a poignant story centering round love and longing and the very spirit...

The Anti-Poetry of Salvador Villanueva

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    By Gustavo Rivera There is a sliver of truth when Josefina Rivera de Álvarez, in her book Literatura Puertorriquena: Su proceso en el tiempo (Puerto Rican...

Celebrating Gandhi – Haiku Posters By Masood Hussain & Gabriel Rosenstock

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Kashmiri artist Masood Hussain teamed up with bilingual poet and haiku master Gabriel Rosenstock to create 6 haiku posters that celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Gandhi, the apostle of civil disobedience.