From Berlin to Bagdad and Babylon by J. A. Zahm
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My Transness Gets Less Obvious To Others Every Day
Passing by Lane Michael Stanley Los Angeles, California. Him: Jess, elder millennial from Los Angeles.Me: millennial, born in San Diego, raised in Maryland, three years on...
7 Books by Brazilian and Brazilian American Writers You Should Be Reading
Brazil has never lacked great literature. But for a long time, it seemed that only the classic Brazilian writers were being published and read in English....
15 Indie Press Books You Should be Reading This Summer
This summer, find comfort in the power of chosen family and friendship, laugh at the absurdities of the patriarchy, and weep at a story of heartbreak...
Which Hedge Fund Owns the Sea?
We Are in the Future Now! I dreamt I was baking an apple pie and in the dream I woke up and you said: Your dreams...
Soma Mei Sheng Frazier on the Dangers of Writing About the Uyghur Genocide
In Off the Books, Soma Mei Sheng Frazier draws readers into a classic road trip novel and then surprises us with a geopolitical twist. Protagonist Měi,...
8 Books About Americans in Italy
Italy is a place that has ignited literary inspiration in foreigners for thousands of years. Since the time of Homer, who set big portions of The...
Dinaw Mengestu on Deception as an Immigrant’s Tool for Survival
Dinaw Mengestu’s novel Someone Like Us is about grief, about attempting to comprehend loss because of exile, because of physical and emotional distances that often fracture...
The Mudmen Want My Sister More Than I Do
Trogloxene by Lena Valencia Max was home. It had been ten days of sleepless nights punctuated by nightmares, ten days of television news crews in the...
More Political and Physical Attacks on Libraries
I had a great interaction at work on Wednesday, where I got to register a first-time voter! In our area, most voters register themselves online, so...
