Nina Pasquini 11/17/23 Nina Pasquini 11/17/23

Unraveled Narratives: On Annie Ernaux’s “The Young Man”

After we peel back the narratives that we spin subconsciously, those stories that are shaped by external forces—whether capricious lovers or restrictive laws—maybe we are free to craft new ones.

Jason Collins 3/12/21 Jason Collins 3/12/21

Chaos and Control: On Bohumil Hrabal's "All My Cats"

Duncan Stuart 3/8/21 Duncan Stuart 3/8/21

Greatness Amidst an Atmosphere of Disintegration: On Robert Walser’s "Little Snow Landscape"

Andrés Emil González 12/8/20 Andrés Emil González 12/8/20

Ghosts in a Machine: On Fernanda Melchor's "Hurricane Season"

Sebastian Sarti 11/11/20 Sebastian Sarti 11/11/20

The Cost of Progress: On Juan Cardenas's "Ornamental"

Sanskriti Nagar 3/23/20 Sanskriti Nagar 3/23/20

Brightening the Corners: Ambai's "A Kitchen in the Corner of the House"

Alexander McConnell 11/26/19 Alexander McConnell 11/26/19

Stepping in the Same River Twice: On Vasily Grossman's "Stalingrad"

Alexander McConnell 12/4/18 Alexander McConnell 12/4/18

Pictures at an Execution: On Lev Ozerov's "Portraits Without Frames"