book review
In “Vega’s Fugitive,” translator Alyssa Dinega Gillespie brings the Russian poet’s fierce sound and emotional intensity into English.
In “Long Life, Short Stories,” Marina Abramović turns memories, images, and personal histories into an exploration of identity—and of how a life becomes art.
In this ambitious Czech novel, a detective’s inquiry into an apparent suicide becomes a meditation on violence against women, historical memory, and the possibility of joy.
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