In “Good Girl,” @AriaAber reminds us how art can be a lifeline and connection in dark times of strife and chaos. This novel is astounding and so needed right now. Thank you @ElectricLit and thank you Aria for speaking about it with me 💗
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Aria Aber discusses “Good Girl,” about a young Afghan German woman growing up, falling down, and rising into the storyteller she was always meant to become. (interview by @kdwalker2000) https://t.co/2XksllvRZG
Translators Bruna Dantas Lobato, Mike Fu, and Julia Kornberg (@sputnikon3) reflect on how their translation work shaped their writing (interviews by @kdwalker2000) https://t.co/b6EEKPfmlw
‘We who are not there, witnessing from afar, in what ways are we mutilating ourselves when we dissociate to cope? To remain human at this juncture is to remain in agony. Let us remain there: it is the more honest place from which to speak’
Isabella Hammad recommends essential books about Palestine, featuring work by Jean Genet, Ghassan Kanafani, Mahmoud Darwish, and more.
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“Nonsense has a particular kind of beauty. It is more like instrumental music than a song with lyrics, more like thinking than thought.”
Percival Everett, whose novel JAMES has been longlisted for a @nationalbook award, on the "real" in fiction. https://t.co/cta1NJvnoj
apply for the @PeriplusCollect fellowship! being mentored by @hilsaphina and joining this most wonderful community changed my life last year. lmk if you have any qs!
Psst: The application for the 2025 Periplus Fellowship — offering mentorship and community to writers of color — is now open! 🥳 Learn more and apply by 9/20 at https://t.co/sbkJNXlYcl. There's no fee to apply.
Please help spread the word: retweets and other sharing welcome!
“The result is an engrossing, perceptive, and elegantly philosophical novel about the practice of paying close attention.” — @carablueadams on The Anthropologists by Ayşegül Savaş. I loved this book! https://t.co/fdlc55WYVJ
Navid Sinaki (@navidsinaki) on imagining what living and loving would have looked like had he stayed in Iran (interview by @kdwalker2000) https://t.co/5AawkIqCGA
Kyla Walker (@kdwalker2000) talks with Ayşegül Savaş about her new book “The Anthropologists” and parks, anchors, little joys, and the enchanting rituals of our lives.
https://t.co/Pd8cie8i8p
Kyla Walker (@kdwalker2000) talks with Ayşegül Savaş about her new book “The Anthropologists” and parks, anchors, little joys, and the enchanting rituals of our lives.
https://t.co/Pd8cie8i8p