Ukrainian culture has flown through my life like a creek among several waterways.
Sometime grieving is positive; sometimes the letting go is necessary.
“The very idea of a container makes me itch to deconstruct it.”
I think that belief in the eternal—in texts that will last—is something that can be felt across Jewish literature.
For me, the environments that contain our bodies dictate, to a certain degree, what we are capable of.
Nandini Bhattacharya is an academic and author of the novel Love’s Garden (Aubade Publishing, 2020), a work of historical fiction that tells the stories of Indian women caught up in…
A wide-ranging conversation among 3 authors across 2 languages, touching upon poetics and politics, the war in Ukraine, the pandemic, and more.
Kirsten Greenidge is the Village Voice/Obie award-winning author of Milk Like Sugar and The Luck of the Irish, as well as the plays Little Row Boat; or, Conjecture, Our Duaghters,…
I met Madison Smartt Bell on the veranda of the Hotel Oloffson in Port-au-Prince in 1997 during a summer of communications work for Haiti’s Hôpital Albert Schweitzer. At the time,…