12 Must-Read Feminist Books by Icelandic Women Writers
These writers invoke the incongruence of living in country that leads in gender equity but persists in misogynistic disregard
These writers invoke the incongruence of living in country that leads in gender equity but persists in misogynistic disregard
In “Moderation,” Elaine Castillo follows a content moderator navigating love and intimacy in the darkest corners of the internet
“Albatross” from AS IF BY MAGIC by Edgard Telles Ribeiro, translated and recommended by Margaret A. Neves
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Start your reading year off right with some of the best short novels from the last decade
“Monsters” from I COULD BE FAMOUS by Sydney Rende, recommended by Jonathan Dee
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“Albatross” from AS IF BY MAGIC by Edgard Telles Ribeiro, translated and recommended by Margaret A. Neves
“Monsters” from I COULD BE FAMOUS by Sydney Rende, recommended by Jonathan Dee
“Another Christmas” from THE COLLECTED STORIES by William Trevor, recommended by Marisa Silver