Yahoo!🤠 Happy to share this story about an insomniac florist, inspired by a sleep study center yelp review and the inflatable tube men of las vegas🏜️Thank you to @AlexKleeman for her kind words and to @JoylandMagazine!💐
Today on Joyland: "Polysomnography" by Karen Gu, the runner-up in our 2022 Open Border Fiction Prize. Judge @AlexKleeman calls the story "a thrillingly moody piece that draws together the scraps of daily life into a hypnotic whole."
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We are thrilled to announce that On A Woman's Madness has been long-listed for the International Booker Prize 2025.
Strikingly translated by Lucy Scott, Astrid Roemer’s classic queer novel is a tentpole of European and post-colonial literature.
Can’t wait to read these upcoming fictions from Hong Kong, Spain, and Japan from the excellent @TwoLinesPress ! Yukio Mishima’s latest arriving at the same time is just icing on the cake.
@literaturebells You might be interested in UNUSUAL FRAGMENTS, a new collection of Japanese short stories from the 20th century out next March from @TwoLinesPress! https://t.co/NQFq8MQZZ6
We are sharing news about changes to Kundiman’s Board. As we move forward, we are committed to enacting meaningful and transparent change and repair.
Read more about our new Board members here. https://t.co/tGI9a2B9qJ
Tonight in NYC! Vigdis Hjorth and Astrid Roemer, icons of Norwegian and Dutch-language literature, join the @Center4Fiction for a discussion of their groundbreaking novels.
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We're proud to be a part of the Gaza Evacuation Fund Book Auction - and we've got TWO listings up for you to bid on.
All funds go directly to Palestinians in Gaza who are attempting to escape to safety with their loved ones!
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Not sure why @THR didn't think it was important to name the books' translators in this story about translated fiction? Anyway here's Dua Lipa reading Ia Genberg's THE DETAILS, translated by @kiracecilia_ ! https://t.co/r7NnsFT6N7
🚨BREAKING! Columbia University threatens to use US Military to Crush Columbia Student Protests Against Genocide on Gaza
54 years after the National Guard was deployed at Kent State and carried out the heinous massacre of students protesting the war in Vietnam, Columbia University administration is now threatening to bring the National Guard on campus to crush the student protests that are opposing the genocide in Gaza. It is the height of irony that the Columbia University administration officials are echoing the calls of extreme right-wing republicans in Congress to use the US military to suppress the student movement at Columbia.
The efforts to intimidate, scare, and break the will of students demanding justice will not succeed. People all over the United States and indeed around the world salute the heroic stand taken by Columbia students and students at college campuses throughout the United States that are demanding liberation for the Palestinian people.
heads up!!! in solidarity with the student actions at columbia, nyu, berkeley, MIT, minnesota, etc etc etc (so many!!!! 🥲🥹), we made our two-volume history of student protest movements free to download from the seven stories website
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Good morning from NYU, where plywood is being used to fortify the low wall surrounding Gould Plaza following last nights’ sweep of the ‘Liberated Zone’
Dozens of faculty and students were arrested last night, and officers are currently stationed in the plaza
“Revisiting the novel in translation has been a moving experience, she said. ‘It’s like it is blooming again now,’ she said. ‘The English translation has given me some insight; the English words and sentences are telling me my story again.’” https://t.co/58JTI6tQHk